cjb.net domains

[XColl]

Can CJB.NET domains can be acually used as a TLD and not as an parked domain?

 

[Richard]

As far as I know they can only be used for redirection. But this is really a question you should ask them.

 

[Maurice]

As far as I know they can only be used for redirection. But this is really a question you should ask them.

They have DNS to.

 

[devHead]

They have DNS to.

While they do have DNS, do they allow you to use your own nameservers? If so, then the answer is yes, they can be used as a TLD (providing the cp software you use to add the domain is nice enough to let you use such a domain, because it is not, in fact, a TLD. A TLD would be so-and-so.whatever [hence the term Top Level Domain, or TLD]). If not, whether or not they allow custom DNS has no weight in a shared-hosting environment. If you had a dedicated IP for your site, it'd be a different story. But since most (modern) shared hosting environments use Name-Based Virtual Hosting (the method in which the webserver maps the domain/subdomain name to the actual file-system in order to serve request pages), you're quite out of luck. However, you can check into http://eu.org as they allow custom nameservers. The eu.org requirements are somewhat hard to abide by, and you can find more information on the site.

Cheers,
devHead

 

[NewFuture]

dipeshsilwal users .cjb.net if you ask him the questions im sure he will help

 

[admans]

dipeshsilwal users .cjb.net if you ask him the questions im sure he will help

I dont think they can b used as TLDs but nice discussion point...my view...Its not a TLD...

 

[Maurice]

DevHead explained it all really, you can better lock this topic before you get more people like Admans.

 

[arkitek]

why not fork out the $10 for a domain... you damn skabby people

 

[NewFuture]

how much is $10 in £'s?

 

[arkitek]

i dunno, find a converter on google... skabby and lazy