Domain Name Registration Review – Your Questions…

e-bay

James asks…

What domain name I should choose for my website?

I have developed a website with some directories & databases plus some web + internet tools and some entertainment stuff. Some of the categories of this website are:

1. Search (web, images, videos, books, dir, e-bay, Amazon, kids, news, etc)

2. Web Hosts Directories

3. World Universities Directories

4. World Hotels Directories

5. World Virtual Tour

6. Sports Database

7. Movies DB

8. Celebrities DB

9. Books DB (Books Directories with rankings & reviews)

10. Software DB (woth ranking & reviews)

11. Wallpapers

12. SMS Collection

13. DBs of Mobile, Computers, Cars

14. Free Scripts & Templates

15. Webmasters tools (web analysis, enhancement & promotional tools)

16. Products Ranking & reviews

17. Banks DB

18. TV Channels

19. Online classifieds

and some other things like that…
The target market of this website i whole world, all age groups of any professions either webmasters, internet marketers, students, designers, educators, or whatsoever….
I want to register .COM domain name for this website.
Suggest me a GOOD domain name for it.
GOOD means:
a) related to contents
b) looks professional
c) attractive for target market
d) not too long
e) easy to read and pronounce.

I am waiting for your suggestion. If any suggested domain name is accepted by me for registration, If will put the name & homepage link of the person who suggested it, on my website.
Go Suggest and be appreciated.

admin answers:

Choosing a Domain Name:

Choosing a good domain name for your website can be tough. However, with a few tips and tricks up your sleeve, you can find a great domain name for your site today. This article gets you started!

Read the full article here:

http://www.elated.com/articles/choosing-a-domain-name/

Ron

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Domain Whois Record – Your Questions…

DNS

George asks…

Registering domain against IP address?

I have a static IP address on which I am running a web server on port 8080. I registered a domain, say test.com and changed its Type A record to point to my static IP. What I wanted was that if someone types http://test.com:8080, he should be redirected to http://168.my.ip.address:8080 but it doesn’t seem to be working.
I tried running whois and the results show that test.com indeed resolves to my IP address. What should I do to make it work?

admin answers:

You likely are being blocked by your ISP. Ports 80, 81, 8080, 443, 8443, 8081, etc are standard ports that people use to try and serve out personal websites for extremely cheap on ISP networks, so they block them. Even if you do use a port that they’re not monitoring directly, they may be reading the incoming packets to ensure that web requests don’t get to your computer. Of course, it depends on which ISP you are using.

Unfortunately, they are getting better at blocking hosting in their network. You could do a dynamic DNS entry that would hopefully get past your ISP blocks. What that does is to update the DNS entries when your ISP changes your IP address and uses the port you assign to it. You could try that, but most Dynamic DNS servers are not free.

WG

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