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Typical Duke Walk Configurations

Duke Walk can be used for different use cases. Overall for each registered ID you can Specify URL protocol, host name, port, IP, context , description and keywords. With those configuration variables, you can support different configuration web site owner may have. I try to cover those cases as much as possible.

You already Own a domain, but want to have our simple Duke Walk IDs

For example you already own a domain name called mydomainname.com. But, you want people to use simple ID called "My Domain Name".

Configuration Duke Walk ID: my domain name
Forwarding URL: http://www.mydomainname.com/
Protocol: ---
Host Name: ---
Static IP:---
Port:---
Context:---
Description:---
Keywords:---

You already Own a domain, but want to have additional IDs for your pages/services

For example you already own a domain name called mydomainname.com. You are providing different services like upload photos, watching videos, have some pages which you think they need special IDs. You can register as many free intutive IDs as you want.

Configuration Duke Walk ID: my blogs about nature
Forwarding URL: http://www.mydomainname.com/blogs/nature
Protocol: ---
Host Name: ---
Static IP:---
Port:---
Context:---
Description:---
Keywords:---

You already Own a domain, but want to have additional internationalized Domain IDs you want.

For example you already own a domain name called mydomainname.com. But, you want to provide different IDs for different language customer as you want.

Configuration Duke Walk ID:யாஹூ!
Forwarding URL: http://in.tamil.yahoo.com/
Protocol: ---
Host Name: ---
Static IP:---
Port:---
Context:---
Description:---
Keywords:---

You don't own domain, but web hosting your web site from a popular web hosting company

For example you have a blog hosted at http://yourapplication.blogspot.com/ or a web application hosted at http://yourapplication.appshost.com/ or your web hosting service provided you with a http://yoursite.webhostingcompany.com/

You don't own domain, but you are providing a service form a static IP address configured server.

For example you purchased static IP addressed from a ISP and running a web site from it. You can go ahead and register Duke Walk ID for that.

You don't own domain, but you are providing a service from your Home PC which is basically configured with a dynamic IP address

Dynamic IP Address is not supported in this release. Shall be made available soon.

You own many hosts like ( finance.yahoo.com and map.yahoo.com) and you want seperate IDs for them.

With your domain you have many hostnames defined. You can have seperate IDs for your services.



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