Category Archives: Tips and Tricks
Prevent Domain Theft by Using Access Control Lists and Login Restrictions
The other day Arnon forwarded me a blog post about the ordeal some poor guy went through with his registrar account getting hacked (not here, someplace else), and the thief transferred-out his domain name and changed the ownership of it. His particular story had a happy ending for a number of reasons: The thief left [...]
The Definitive Guide To Never Losing Your Domain
We've written a free guide that basically outlines a basic methodology on how to organize things so that you never lose your domain names. We've been in this business for over a decade, I've basically been in the habit for years of visually inspecting the domains that are about to be deleted by the registry [...]
tweet2txt? tweet2dns? ok, why not….
Not even sure why we did this other than "because we could", but try this: Setup a txt record in your domain like this: host IN TXT ""v=twitterstatus1 txthost twitterid" And basically what happens is the last tweet from "twitterid" will be placed into the contents of a TXT record for "txthost" under your domain [...]
MobileMe and easyDNS…
A number of customers have been registering domains to point to their new websites published via iWeb on their MobileMe accounts. Unfortunately, while MobileMe instructs how to point "www.yourdomain.com" to their services, they don't have a way to easily point just "yourdomain.com" to their services. This is especially important as not everyone on the internet [...]
How to explain "URLs" so anybody can understand them
One of our tech support guys just had a conversation with somebody who wanted "to register the URL http://example.com/something.html", where example.com was already registered, the person couldn't understand why he couldn't have that URL with "something.html" after it. We've heard variations of this one a lot. Like somebody who knows "xyz.zz" is taken "but can [...]
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