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I am an aspiring (client-side only, for now) web designer/developer who wants to produce a web site to cover all the bases that employers will seek when they look for a front-end developer. I’ve noticed some employers are interested in their candidates’ knowledge of various CMS’s. I’d like to implement a few different CMS’s in various subdirectories of my site (i.e. example.com/drupal , example.com/joomla) so they aren’t "clashing" with each other. I have no experience with CMS but am wondering if this is possible? Will one CMS conflict with the other no matter which directory it is placed under? I know it’s not practical to do this but I want to get all my bases covered; to make a site just to show off what I know, etc. Thank you.

If you have them in sub-directories they will not interfere with each other. You can absolutely have it this way without any issues. You can also have them installed on sub-domains – joomla.example.com , drupal.example.com , etc.
Some hosting packages limit the number of MySQL databases you can have. If your host limits you to 1 database you may still be able to run multiple CMSs by specifying database table prefixes. Not the preferred scenario but will do as a workaround.
Good luck

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You’re ready to debut your web site, but you need a URL. Give your web site a domain that is both memorable and fitting.

To complete this How-To you will need:

A domain name
Internet access
Payment

Step 1: Choose a name

Pick a name that is simple, short, and fits your content. If you are registering a business web site, the name of the business should be the domain name.

Step 2: Search for name

Go to an official internet registrar online. Search for the domain name you want to register to check if it’s available. If the name isn’t available, comparable alternatives are sometimes suggested.

Tip: Consider purchasing additional, similar names. In addition to .COM, consider buying .NET and .ORG, too. This helps direct traffic to your site.

Step 3: Register

Register an account with your provider. This typically involves supplying contact and billing information.

Step 4: Purchase domain

Purchase the domain name. Now you have successfully reserved an address that is memorable, short, and fits your site’s content.

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An excerpt of an interview that Mark Goodman hosted with guest Jacob Cynamon on February 6, 2009. Jacob discusses what a domain name is… and comments on typical problems users have when it comes to Domain Management. The whole program is available as part of the ScoreChicago Series on BLIP.TV. You can access the entire program at: http://scorechicagocantv21.blip.tv/file/1752335/

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Actually my desire is to do Phd in "Project management" domain. But I need scholarship/fellowship to do the same.

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Do I have to create a new gpo or can I just access the computer I want the user to be a local administrator on through computer management on the domain controller and add him to the local administrators group?
I know that I can add the person to the local administrators group from my computer using computer management but it only lasts for so long. The next time group policy is refreshed the user loses local admin rights. I was thinking it might be different if it was done on the domain controller.

Thanks

Domain GPO always trumps local permissions. It would have to, or you could never lock a computer down to be like a kiosk, and it would defeat the whole idea of domain control. If there is a GPO that is removing local admin rights for a user, you won’t be able to set it on the local machine. You have to either 1. make another GPO just for this user that overrides the other GPO or 2. find where the GPO is setting this, and remove the machine’s SID from being included (a better solution than #1.)

Its the hosting provider. Only!

The domain registrar is only necessary to get your domain name onto the various search engines. And it could slow the process of getting a website up initially, but once the site is up, the Domain Registrar has nothing to do with uptime.

Its so hard to find good answers anymore!!!

Hi, I am gearing for FRM(Financial Risk Management) exam. Could any one suggest good magazines, or study material like newspapers etc. which might be helpful in understanding the Finance domain in a better way.

You can visit www.riskpro.in for more information. You can also get in touch with info@riskpro.in and we will provide you with FRM material.

I have 1&1, and have found them to be fairly average. About 5 to 24 hours. But I have a dyndns account and I measure less than 5 minutes for it to update with a new IP. I was wondering what the best Domain Registrar was for this. I know dyndns has the option, but it is fairly expensive… Any suggestions?
also, why is dyndns so fast??

It only updates that far within its’ own region. ANY dns change takes 5 to 24 hours to propagate through the whole internet. Sometimes up to 48 hours. It is not up to the registrar, as they are all dependent on the master servers updating.

This 2 minute 9 sec video introduces the topic of DNS and why its important to know the basics of this feature.

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