Must you host a European TLD website using a French IP address?
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The actually IP address is just a set of numbers.... I don't think the search engines give a monkey's what domain they were sourced from!!?
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http://www.dot.tk/\n\nCompletely free. but I think they show an adverticement before redirecting to your URL.\nYour domain name will be : www.yourname.tk\n\nI hope this can help you.
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Translator sites like babelfish, and sites like anonymouse.com, which goes through firewalls.  That was easy!
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Well I'm not in France so I don't know for certain there is anything different at yahoo.com there - then here in the US.  But my belief is there would be no difference, so yes they can.  \n\nHowever you might want to check out other web resources for getting a simple web page.  There are lots and I mean lots of options available.\n\nSearch the key words "web site" and you'll see what I mean.
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First, one needs to understand that every computer connected to the Internet has an IP address.  Some are private (i.e. they only work within a private network.) Others are public.  In case it's not obvious, a Web site would use a public IP address.\n\nThe domain name that you are used to using to access most Web sites is actually a mask of sorts.  The Domain Name System - as it is known - translates the more user friendly domain name into an IP address by looking up the name in one of the thousands (if not millions) of domain name servers around the world.  Based on a complex series of relationships between the servers, a domain name for a server hosted accross the world can be retrieved in fractions of a second.\n\nSo when you type in a domain in your browser, your browser sends a lookup request to the domain name server provided by your company or ISP.  This domain name server returns the IP address for that domain to your browser so that it can pass the request on to the Web site's server.\n\nSo to get to your question, "IP websites" work because the browser is directly addressing the server without the overhead of looking up the domain name.
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I have been hosting a website off my broadband connection ( 3Mb ) for a while now . \n\nYou will need to have a static IP address or you will have to pay for a dynamic DNS service .\n\nYou can get free DNS for your IP at www.no-ip.com\n\nAs far as web servers go , I have been hosting off a linux box using apache .\n\nI have one system running both windows and Linux AT THE SAME TIME .\n\nThis is called virtualisation . Check out www.vmware.com .\n\nWith this you can run windows , and then boot up linux or in fact any other 32bit OS in another window . This saves you have to buy extra hardware ...
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check domain.com\n\n:> peace
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You can't--at least not unless you know the protocol and telnet from a shell to that server.  Otherwise, try a site like http://www.dslreports.com/whois or http://dnsstuff.com
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Provided it's a windows PC you might be able to go to Control Panel --> Regional Options ---> Add other languages and work from there, but since it's a school computer they might now allow this.\nInstead, just wait until you get home or find a cyber cafe (or possible a local library) to view your sites.
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The domain names extensions are not given out for commercial use, but each country has been given its own name and some are willing to sell them. However, if the extension you're looking for doesn't belong to some small country, you're out of luck. Sorry.
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You need to refer DNS servers
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1. Get the name server addresses for the company hosting the site to which you want to point.\n\n2. Inform that hosting company you will be pointing the domain to the site they are hosting, and ask them to make appropriate DNS entries\n\n3. Go to your registrar's control panel and enter the hosting company;s domain name servers into the entry for the domain you want to forward\n\n4. Within 48 hours, poof, it's forwarding
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Here is  a list of all country top level domains\nhttp://www.iana.org/cctld/cctld-whois.htm\n\nThese are in addition to\n\nThe .biz domain, operated by NeuLevel, Inc., is restricted to businesses.\nThe .com domain, operated by VeriSign Global Registry Services, is a generic top-level domain originally intended for commercial businesses around the world.\nThe .info domain, operated by Afilias Limited, is an unrestricted domain for websites containing information about you, your organization, your products or any other information you'd like to make available to a global audience.\nThe .name domain, operated by Global Name Registry, is reserved for individuals.\nThe .net domain, operated by VeriSign Global Registry Services, is a generic top-level domain used by many types of organizations and individuals globally; it was historically intended for and is still commonly used by Internet service providers.\nThe .org domain, operated by Public Interest Registry, is unrestricted, but was intended to serve the noncommercial community.\nThe .pro domain, operated by RegistryPro, is restricted to certified professionals and related entities.\nThe .aero domain, sponsored by Société Internationale de Télécommunication Aéronautiques (SITA), is exclusively reserved for the aviation community.\nThe .coop domain, sponsored by DotCooperation LLC, is restricted to use by bona fide cooperatives and cooperative service organizations that ascribe to the Cooperative Principles of the ICA, such as member ownership and control.\nThe .museum domain, sponsored by the Museum Domain Management Association (MuseDoma), was developed exclusively for the museum community.
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try www.domainhostingguide.com
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Not in the near future. I believe this is still under deliberation, and ICANN, the watchdog for domain names, has yet to decide with finality if they will disallow or allow .web domain names.\n\nThe .web domains are being sold, however, resolving the names through your browser might pose a problem.
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I used to use UK2.NET but it often seemed quite slow, I am now hosted in the states and it is much better. From the UK reg123.co.uk is quite good (value and service).
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some sites are accessible if you just use the IP adress of the host site instead of the Domain name.  Go here to convert domain names to IP adresses:\n\nhttp://www.zoneedit.com/lookup.html\n\nUnder #2 select IP address