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    hmmm i see wot u mean basically its like wot came first the chicken or de egg :s

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    yes because somewhere the domain has to be hosted/exist so where and still can you host one lol
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    exactly

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    yes, it does work im hosted on one.

    no problem mate, steal all you like
    LOL I DNT CARE BOUT REP SO -REP ME OR +REP ME I DNT GIVE A POO

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    how would you host a domain?
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    Quote Originally Posted by \\Tom
    yes, it does work im hosted on one.

    no problem mate, steal all you like
    lol tom b4 i forget lite is spelt right lol as its as in litehosting

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    [offtpoic] you get Lite and Light [/offtopic] BACK ON TOPIC!
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    When you type in the domain in your browser is connects to the root dns zone witch provides the nameservers witch then resolve to a IP address. On a Linux server usually bind dns manages the dns zones for domains.

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    wot came first the domain or..... somethin else

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    im talking about the actuall words like GOOGLE.COM not the DNS and all that.
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