[derchris]

You are not doing it with DynDNS.
Register an account, and then point this subdomain to your domain on you DNS provider control panel.

[Oliver]

Yeh, how exactly do I tell the dyndns reg page that I want to use my own domain, and not there sundomain?


EDIT: It wants me to either pay for it or get one of there free crappy subdomains

[derchris]

You were asking how to host your Domains from home.
You either have a static IP, or you need DynDNS

[Oliver]

DynDNS is like No-IP. I have my own domain, dont want to use one of theres

[derchris]

DynDNS

[Oliver]

Ok, so if I get some hosting then how would I point the DNS's to my IP?

[Seedbox Paradis]

I would have to change the a listing for the domain to your computers IP address, I don't know about OVH but most domain providers don't let you change the a listing unless you host with them. The solution would be to get some form of DNS hosting and point those DNSs to your computer, than just input the DNS names into the domain manager.

[Oliver]

I was wondering if it was possible to hook up my domain to my computer's IP.. as I host the website on my computer, not on other hosting.