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Redirect a simple URL to my IP adress
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Uh...was there a post by the creator of this thread, cuz I surely aint seein' it!

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Originally posted by thePurpleGiant:
Uh...was there a post by the creator of this thread, cuz I surely aint seein' it!
Hmmm ... I'm wondering. Do you think he means it as a question ? Like "How do I redirect a simple URL to my IP address ?". Or maybe an imperative, like "HEY YOU ! REDIRECT A SIMPLE URL TO MY IP ADDRESS !! AND BE QUICK ABOUT IT". Or he could even mean it like a book title with a subheading, like REDIRECT: a simple URL to my IP address
However, I consider it most likely that he means "I accidently hit post before I wrote any text" 
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Originally posted by Krusty:
However, I consider it most likely that he means "I accidently hit post before I wrote any text"
No no, I disagree. I am sure he meant to tell us to redirect a simple URL to his IP address. So now we need to pick a simple URL to redirect there.
I suggest "iamnewtotheinternet.com". Any more suggestions?
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Originally posted by thePurpleGiant:
No no, I disagree. I am sure he meant to tell us to redirect a simple URL to his IP address. So now we need to pick a simple URL to redirect there.
I suggest "iamnewtotheinternet.com". Any more suggestions?
wherestheanykey.com
mycupholdersbroken.net
whitehouse.com
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Originally posted by thePurpleGiant:
No no, I disagree. I am sure he meant to tell us to redirect a simple URL to his IP address. So now we need to pick a simple URL to redirect there.
I suggest "iamnewtotheinternet.com". Any more suggestions?
www.easytouseurl.com
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Maybe we need a poll? 
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Lol...Huh...my message never got posted apparently.
I was just looking for a software that could take my IP(because it is dynamic) and post it as a simpler url. That way I could use my computer as a web server.
thanks
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Have a look at dyndns to get assign your dynamic IP to a domain name of your choosing. http://www.dyndns.org/
Then get dnsupdate to inform dyndns when your IP changes (it does it auotmagically).
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Rockstar Games - better than reality.
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Another option is to use zoneedit.com for your DNS service (the best darn DNS service out there) and use DNSUpdate to update zoneedit.com.
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"Yields a falsehood when preceded by its quotation" yields a falsehood when preceded by its quotation.
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Originally posted by Oneota:
Another option is to use zoneedit.com for your DNS service (the best darn DNS service out there) and use DNSUpdate to update zoneedit.com.
Completely agree
I never knew there was a program to update zoneedit.com though, thanks!
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