Have you received one of these letters?

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Don’t fall for it, it’s a scam. You don’t need their services and they aren’t the company who controls your domain. What they are trying to do is get you to switch your domain from your current registrar to them and these guys probably charge a lot more than your current company does. Just throw the letter away as your current registrar will most likely auto-renew your domain when it expires.

And if you have any questions about who your registrar actually is, you can go to http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jsp, type your domain name into the box and click on “Search”. Look for the section that says “Current Registrar” and you will know who your real registrar is you you can be certain that it isn’t “Domain Registry Of America.”

Tim

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Now, to get back to computer networking and what I do for a living…

I currently have a client who has 2 email domains and needs a third. He doesn’t host the websites on his Windows Small Business Server 2003 server but his own server does host multiple email domains. So in my search on how to do this, I found an excellent post by Sean Daniel that describes in good detail exactly how to do this. It also links to another post where he details how to host multiple websites on a SBS 2003 server.

Thanks Sean!

Tim