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I will explain it, but details will be short. &nbsp;You have to have a static ip address, and you need to have the domain name registered to point to that ip address. &nbsp;Then you need to set up apache web server (see <a href="http://www.apache.org" rel="ugc">http://www.apache.org</a>) on your machine. &nbsp;Telnet is automatic, but you have to specify user accounts. &nbsp;FTP will also work, but you need to speceify the users and put them in an ftp group.
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I will explain it, but details will be short.  You have to have a static ip address, and you need to have the domain name registered to point to that ip address.  Then you need to set up apache web server (see http://www.apache.org [http://www.apache.org]) on your machine.  Telnet is automatic, but you have to specify user accounts.  FTP will also work, but you need to speceify the users and put them in an ftp group.

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I have already registered to the internic and got a domain name Now how do it get a static ip address.I have a cable modem connection thro which my server can be accessed 24 hours<br />
Please can you give me more details about this<br />
Thanks<br />
Arun
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I have already registered to the internic and got a domain name Now how do it get a static ip address.I have a cable modem connection thro which my server can be accessed 24 hours
Please can you give me more details about this
Thanks
Arun

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Thank you very much for the information.This answers deserves more than 20 points.<br />
If I have more doubts can U help me out.<br />
Thanks once for the valuable Answer<br />
Arun
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Thank you very much for the information.This answers deserves more than 20 points.
If I have more doubts can U help me out.
Thanks once for the valuable Answer
Arun

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I have a Red Hat linux m/c in my house which I want people to access thro www,ftp and telnet,I came to know to do this I have to register a DOMAIN name in the internic and I HAVE REGISTERED a name,Now how should I go about it,<br />
CAN SOMEBODY PLEASE BE IN DETAIL EXPLAIN TO ME HOW I CAN GO ABOUT IT.I WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL ABOUT THIS.<br />
Thanks in advance<br />
Arun
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I have a Red Hat linux m/c in my house which I want people to access thro www,ftp and telnet,I came to know to do this I have to register a DOMAIN name in the internic and I HAVE REGISTERED a name,Now how should I go about it,
CAN SOMEBODY PLEASE BE IN DETAIL EXPLAIN TO ME HOW I CAN GO ABOUT IT.I WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL ABOUT THIS.
Thanks in advance
Arun

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The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.