.com.au

[helen]

I realise you don't sell .com.au domains due to restrictions by the australian government, but if I have an existing .com.au domain, can the website still be hosted with you ?

We currently have a website hosted elsewhere, but to cut a long story short my boss wants to make changes to it himself (yes, that is me screaming that you can hear) and I'm not prepared to teach him html, & can't find anything much easier to use than blue voda.

Thanks
Helen

[VodaHost]

Re: .com.au

No Problem...All you have to do is point your nameservers to us. This will
make your website work on our servers. It is very easy to do, After you
sign up we will send you full instructions.

[navaldesign]

Re: .com.au

Yes, it can be hosted with VodaHost. All you need to do is point your nameservers to Vodahost. To do that, if your Australian registrar has provided you with a Control Panel for DNS managing, you just need to enter that CP and set the nameservers to be the ones that Vodahost will set you on when you signup. If you don't have a CP there, just ask them to point your nameservers.

[helen]

Re: .com.au

thanks

[navaldesign]

Re: .com.au

Ooops!. Sorry *****

[helen]

Re: .com.au

Ok, I've got the first page & 2 other pages of the website done & want to check if they're linking ok.

The domain name is registered .com.au

I've signed up for vodahost but they say it may take 24 - 72 hours for the domain name to be available - but since I already have a domain what do I do now ?

The Australian registrar hasn't given me a Control panel for DNS managing as navaldesign suggested - all I have is the domain name & registry key

Thanks
Helen

[VodaHost]

Re: .com.au

You must change your name servers, give them a call. This is the last
and very important step.

[helen]

Re: .com.au

What do I change them to? They will ask when I phone them

Thanks

[VodaHost]

Re: .com.au

Please consult your welcome letter.