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CS New Media. I'm sure they're around on here, plus you used to get 25% off for being an EduGeeker. They've been rock solid for me so far and get back to you quickly.
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ok plenty of options there :)

 

if i redirect the schools domain name to the hosting company, will it effect my emial, mydesktop, and mydesktop?

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By redirect, do you mean changing the IPS Tag?

 

In theory, all you need do is create (or change) the A record for www to point to the IP of the new webhosting company.

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Address Record See here

 

Put simply, it is what's needed to translate http://www.yourdomain.com into IP 1.2.3.4.

 

If you have Email etc already set up on the domain, it will already have several A records, and certainly some MX (Mail Exchangers).

 

Might be worth PM'ing me or posting the domain name so we can point you in the right direction.

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By redirect, do you mean changing the IPS Tag?

 

In theory, all you need do is create (or change) the A record for www to point to the IP of the new webhosting company.

 

Just make sure you find a provider that gives you plenty of notice about IP address changes :D

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Just make sure you find a provider that gives you plenty of notice about IP address changes :D

 

pm on way to you carl

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I am currently looking to get a domain name and for the price it seems fasthosts are offering the best deal as they can offer me .co.uk for free as well if i buy a .com.

 

From reading the reviews on the internet there seems to be a lot of bad press about fasthosts.

 

Does fellow edugeekers recommend fast hosts?

 

I looked at uk2.net, godaddy, netfirms.

 

If anyone uses fasthosts. can anyone recommend them? if not does anyone recommend any other companies just for domain name registering?

 

thanks

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I am currently looking to get a domain name and for the price it seems fasthosts are offering the best deal as they can offer me .co.uk for free as well if i buy a .com.

 

From reading the reviews on the internet there seems to be a lot of bad press about fasthosts.

 

Does fellow edugeekers recommend fast hosts?

 

Well, for just one example of their (cough) support, take a look at this Register article on Edugeek's issues in the past: Fasthosts brings down Edugeek - and leaves it there - The Register

 

Stephen

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I've used UK Web Solutions Direct for school + personal sites over the last 3-5yrs (after a LOT of searching / trying other companies before them!)

I've found them to have an amazing quality service with fantastic support when needed. ukwsd.com

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I am currently looking to get a domain name and for the price it seems fasthosts are offering the best deal as they can offer me .co.uk for free as well if i buy a .com.

 

From reading the reviews on the internet there seems to be a lot of bad press about fasthosts.

 

Does fellow edugeekers recommend fast hosts?

 

I looked at uk2.net, godaddy, netfirms.

 

If anyone uses fasthosts. can anyone recommend them? if not does anyone recommend any other companies just for domain name registering?

 

thanks

I think all the admins and mods will agree with me here, but Fasthosts are NOT recommended by Edugeek in any way or its members :D

 

 

Try CS New Media Carl is great :D

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CS New Media. I'm sure they're around on here, plus you used to get 25% off for being an EduGeeker. They've been rock solid for me so far and get back to you quickly.

 

What and how, im with them but don't get the 25% ???

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I'd thoroughly recommend Layershift . Run a VPS with them and in the past have hosted all sorts of customer sites with them.

 

Transferred VPS over and they handles all the data move overnight and kept me well appraised of what was going on at all times.

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