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Subject: Re: apache working through phone modem?
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Hey there,

First of all, you are NOT stupid, I see too many people say that for
some reason. But anyway, yes, you can do it. Although it will be
much slower, as you could imagine, but you can accomplosh that
task.

First install Apache; since you are on a 56K modem, you will be
given a dynamic IP from their DHCP server, and meanwhile you
are online, you can use that IP to identify your web server, Apache,
or get a free trial of dynamic IP to sub-domain name hosts. One of
them is TZO and others are deerfield.com, try those; those are
what you need and are free. But remember, your 56K like is a lot
more prone to being disconnected from the Internet; you know, the
ISP's connection drop, etc., etc...

But that is a start.

Enjoy!

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "jehova" <tornadox@telnor.net>
To: "FreeBSD-Questions" <freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG>
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 11:53 PM
Subject: apache working through phone modem?


> i absolutely 'nothing know' about dns and apache, i have seen
> several docs, and other info sources related on this topics,
> and clearly is a bad idea to setup a web server through a 
> phone line with a 56kb modem, but  just for learning and 
> and for 'put in practice', how can i put working together
> apache and my ISP dialup modem connection to  give access
> to outside people (web) as usual they do for see a website on 
> their browser?
> 
> i know that i need a domain name for this, but if i haven't 
> and i want to test my web server from outside my box, on real 
> web  trafic (i mean: i go to a cyber cafe and try to see my page
> hosted on my box for  testing purposses) is there any way 
> for to do it?
> 
> may be my stupidity have no limits, but if i don't know
> more info or don't know where to find; this is that cross
> my mind tring to grab skills.
>  thank you, 
> 
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