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Re: No Problems post# 27823

Monday, 01/24/2005 9:59:09 AM

Monday, January 24, 2005 9:59:09 AM

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True, but anytime a site changes hosts the IPs usually change. In order to notify the entire world of a move, the registrant needs to update the DNS (domain name servers) in the whois database unless he uses a dynamic DNS service where he would change it there instead.

They may have changed web designers, but whois shows the site still resides on the same domain servers and IPs:
NS1.DIGITALEARTHMEDIA.COM
NS2.DIGITALEARTHMEDIA.COM

These are actually assigned to Interland Inc in Georgia.

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