Wild card dns allows someone to go to bob.yourdomain.com and if that sub-domain does not exist, it will redirect to your home page. As long as sub-domains are enabled on your account, wild card DNS is enabled as well.

A Actually, no they don't. They rely on Host Headers which some (very) old browsers don't recognise. If you are using CAB and having trouble then update your OVL overlay file immediately, it will cure the problem! All versions of IE and Netscape from 2.0 up work fine (on all operating systems). The only browsers that don't work are those that do not support HTTP 1.1. There are no plans at this moment in time to change this. See similar questions...

You can have as many sub-domains as your plan allows so you might have support.yourdomain.com, order.yourdomain.com, products.yourdomain.com. See similar questions...

When you create a sub domain with us stock.domain.com would point to the stock folder in your public_html directory. These are not forwarders, but true apache sub domains. See similar questions...

The main function of the Domain Name System, or DNS, is to translate domain names into IP addresses so that web site's names and email addresses can be used instead of IP addresses. Unfortunately there is nothing we can do about this awful misuse of your domain name. It is called "Joe Jobbing", whereby somebody hijacks your domain name for nefarious purposes such as the sending of spam. The following is a link to wikipedia which explains it very well. See similar questions...

Through the use of DNS spoofing when you open up Internet Explorer (if your modem has the walledgarden.cfg file) it will take you to the registration page. To the customer the 'walled garden' is a page with a bold header "Account Information Not Found" it will then tell you to either use the latest CD or click HERE to download the software. walled garden: DNS stands for Domain Name Service; this service is a critical part of how the Internet operates. See similar questions...

Smart DNS gives hosts on a network multiple IP addresses. It also allows the DNS server on the MP-VPN to resolve the IP address for a given host using round robin. The DNS server will test the different connections coming into the MP-VPN. If the DNS server detects a connection coming into the MP-VPN that is down, it makes adjustments to the DNS records so that it will not resolve host names to IP addresses that are associated with the connection that is down. See similar questions...

MultiNet will not work over cards whose drivers don't forward packets that have a source address. This functionality is required since MultiNet virtual miniports already have a MAC address. Another reason MultiNet could fail is when the wireless card does not support packet filters NDIS_PACKET_TYPE_DIRECTED and NDIS_PACKET_TYPE_BROADCAST. See similar questions...

If you plan allows for sub domains you must have them manually enabled. To do so you should inform us Rndinfo to request this. Include your domain name and your username. See similar questions...