How does a new DNS Server let other DNS servers know who he is authoritative over? (Windows Server)?
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You may need to register an A record with the DNS registrar for your NS1 IP. Or you can try to point directly to the IP and not just the A record of NS1.xyz.com\nThere are also settings for ROOT SERVERS with in windows DNS server application you may need to change these to reflect your registrars settings. I would just call the registrar and explain what you are trying to do and they will be able to help you.
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Basically you have DNS and/or WINS.  Both need to be specified either statically in the TCP/IP settings or assigned to you dynamically by the DHCP server.\n\nBasically, DNS is used to resolve the fully qualified domain names such as mypc.myflorida.com=192.168.1.10\n\nWINS is used with NETBIOS to resolve the short names like just mypc=192.168.1.10
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get a server called "RaidenFTPD" and setup a domain at http://afraid.org\nthey explain how to setup dynamic DNS
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get a whois for that domain and it will show you the nameservers
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You can see the others IP Address when sending a file in MSN for example, you just need to execute:\n\nSTART, RUN, CMD, "c:> netstat -a"
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Find yourself a port scanner.  You can get one that will allow you to scan the PC, find out what it's called (host name/netbios name) and even give you the username of anyone logged in to it.\n\nI just did a quick search and found one called Angry IP Scanner.  It will do all the above.  Should be enough to provide you with the clues you need.  http://www.angryziber.com/ipscan/
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Yes,  go here\nhttp://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jsp\n\nfind out more information about your domain name.  this is whois checker and will give you information about who owns it, address, email contact, phone etc.\nvery bottom there is a place called DNS = this will show you your server.
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Make them part of the same Windows Workgroup or Domain to join the server's network; take them out to disjoin. \n\nIn Windows XP: Right click My Computer -> Click Properties -> Click Computer Name Tab -> Clcik the button labeled "Change" (To rename this computer or join a domain...) -> In the Member of Group Frame, type in the name of the workgroup or Domain you wish to join -> Click ok.\n\nYou may have to restart.
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If you're asking what is the URL to your computer, there's none. Your personal computer is adressed via an ip adress, that is your URL in fact but as your ip adress is dynamic it's not easy to give to someone.\n\nWhat you can do is use dynamic aliases, that is you instal a software that will tell a server you current ip adress and that server will make the link between your ip adress and that name.\n\nThere are some free dynamic DNS servers that are easy to configure.\nOf course your computer's firewall must let people access at least to your web server (that you installed and that waits connection in general on port 80), in windows XP you can do this by going to start>configuration panel>firewall and create an exception...\nGood luck !!!
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in windows go to 'run' and type: cmd\n\non the command line write: ping <DNS address>
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The international internet council, or whatever it's calling itself nowadays, must keep a master listing of all domain names, be they .com, .net, .whatever.  These are maintaned on special computers across the internet called nameservers and their name describes their function.\nTo find out if a name is being used, go to any domain name sales site (godaddy.com for instance) and search for a name.
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NET SEND {name | * | /DOMAIN[:name] | /USERS} message\n\nexample net send 150.0.150.10 "hi"
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you might start by registering it with a DNS
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If you are not the administrator of the net, you have no authority to disable anyone on the net. In that case, if you have good cause for someone to be disconnected, contact the administrator and present your case.\n\nIf you are the administrator, you have not given enough information about the LAN, router and server type and your authority to make adjustments.
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Nameservers, or DNS Servers, are servers that provide mapping between internet names (like "answers.yahoo.com") and IP addresses (like "209.191.70.167").  They are essential for the operation of the internet as we know it.  Without name servers, you would have to know the IP address of every website you wanted to browse or every mail server you wanted send mail to or through.\n\nThere are a variety of name records that are stored on a DNS server.  They include:\n\nSOA -- Start of Authority records that tell you information about how to reach a domain's servers and owner\n\nA -- Address records that do a direct map of name to address\n\nCNAME -- Alias records that tell you that, for example, "Answers.yahoo.com" really means you need to look up "web-vip1.search.mud.yahoo.com".\n\nPTR -- Reverse address records that tell you what name is associated with a specific address.\n\nAnd, the one you asked about:\n\nMX -- Mail Exchanger records.  MX records tell you, in order, which mail server handles inbound e-mail for a specific domain.  When you send e-mail to, for example, bgates@microsoft.com, your mail server checks the mx records for microsoft.com.  Starting with the one that has the lowest priority number, it tries to deliver the e-mail to that box.  If that box is down, or it gets back a non-fatal error message, then it moves to the box with the next highest priority number.\n\nThe sources will tell you MUCH more information.
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your dns cache is stored by windows, as are cookies. you can adjust cookies settings by going to tools > internet options > privacy\nand adjust it from there.\nDNS chache settings can be adjusted through the registry, but most end users do not need to change this, and shouldn't for various reasons\nand no, DNS servers do not store your cookies
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Login? Using static IP address? Well, your ISP provides the IP address and if it's not static theres not much you can do... instead of get Dynamic DNS, some kind of provider that will map a static worded address to your dynamic one.\n\nFor instance, they can give you yourname.dyndns.com and that will always map to your dynamic changing IP. Search the net for "dynamic dns" or "dynamic ip"