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Hi, Devil !  :-))

Thanks for your mail. My answer troughout :

> Lucifer wrote:
> 
> > Philippe BRUNO wrote:
> > Hello to All,
> > I would like to install a web server "at home".
> > Shortly said, I would like to have a machine here in my room, a
> > fixed I.P. adress (instead of a Dynamic one), and a DNS entry.
> > Is it someone outhere who could tell me how I can do that...?
> > Thank you in advance for your help,
> > Best regards to All,
> > Philippe BRUNO                 mailto:philippe.bruno@skynet.be

> 
> The best thing you can do is:
> 
> 1: Install Linux. (www.redhat.com, here you can download this great OS
> and browse through a lot of helpfull info)

Ok : the guy who is in charge of the software development already has
Linux on his machine, so I think it's ok.


 
> 2: Install apache webserver. (www.apache.com, the same as above)

Same remark as above. He already has apache.



> For a static IP you should contact your internet provider.

What for ???
Is it *the provider* who "gives" static I.P. adresses ?

Is it necessary to have a "leased line" ( = an "already opened line") in
order to have a static I.P. adress, or is it possible to have a static
I.P. adress WITHOUT having a dedicated leased line...????


 
> A DNS server is a whole different story, I so not suggest you to
> install one at home, Just contact Belgacom (yes, again those bastards)
> and they will bound a xxx.what.ya.want.be to your static IP.

Are you sure it is Belgacow who is in charge of delivery of "names" ?

I thought it was Internic...



 
> I am planning to do just the same, but I am a poor student :-)

I'm just a guy with a project...


 
> If you need more help, please feel free to contact me.
> BTW: why did you wrote in Englisch?

Because it's crossposted in alt.internet.access group, which is an
english-speaking group...

Anyhow, due to the "very good"  (  :-(((   )   Skynet newsfeed, it seems
that my message has not even left the Skynet news server, one more
time...  :-((((

Skynet : what a s... !!!!


> Lucifer.
> Lid van de BVRO. (http://surf.to/bvro)


Have a nice day,

Philippe.