I Registered A Domain Name From Godaddy.com. I Don’t Want To Pay For Their Hosting So Now What Do I Do?

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How do I create a site and get it on my domain?

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"I Registered A Domain Name From Godaddy.com. I Don’t Want To Pay For Their Hosting So Now What Do I Do?" was posted on Friday, July 17th, 2009 at 12:30 am.

4 Responses to “I Registered A Domain Name From Godaddy.com. I Don’t Want To Pay For Their Hosting So Now What Do I Do?”

Gandalf Parker(2009-07-17):

Actually thats handled by two things.
GoDaddy handles sending the traffic when someone looks up the domain. So if the domain is example.com and you want it to go to 127.0.0.1 then simply open your account on GoDaddy, open the domain account, then choose “Total DNS Control Panel” and tell it that http://www.example.com is at 127.0.0.1
Then the machine at 127.0.0.1 has to handle the incoming traffic. So if you have a web directory there at /home/example/public_html then it sets its webserver to send incoming traffic hitting the machine and asking for example.com to be sent to /home/example/public_html to get the web page.
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CHEPIBE7(2009-07-17):

You just buy a site at another location.
The site will give you their domain DNS to where you are hosted.
Next you go to godaddy.com and enter the DNS information on your domain name.
It takes a few hours sometimes but that is all you need to do.
Good Luck!
Kelly M(2009-07-17):

I’m registered with Godaddy and have my site on bluehost. They, and most other good site hosts, set up the IPs and put it all together for me. After all that’s part of what you’re paying for.