Who's hosting my website?
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Yes,  go here\nhttp://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jsp\n\nfind out more information about your domain name.  this is whois checker and will give you information about who owns it, address, email contact, phone etc.\nvery bottom there is a place called DNS = this will show you your server.
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Hi~\n\nYou can go to NetworkSolution, http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jhtml\nand type the domain name in the search box. You will find who register the domain name. The website also offers domain name registration services.
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http://www.whois.net/\n\ntells you all you need to know. usually.
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Heres a link to who powers my guestbook on my site .. http://www.proxy2.de/ .... if you wanna take a look at what it looks like here ya go http://wsptoystempter.com/tmp/images/index.php   dont worry about signing it i have it turned off so i dont get spam from here..
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Finding out is easy. Just look at your server logs and have a peek at the REFERRER data.\n\nPREVENTING it, that's something else again. Definitely possible (and recommended) but you need some kind of scripting language on your server, OR if you have Apache you can use mod_rewrite to automatically deny access if the referrer is not your own site.
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there is a site... whosonmyspace.com  but the only problem is the people looking also have to be registered
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Most likely nothing.  You can go to register.com and see when the ownership comes up for renewal.  You can also see who currently owns the site and get their contact info. Check the WHOIS.
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Use a whois search.  This will provide you with information about the registered owner of any domain (real name, addresss, contact email, phone number, etc).
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Hacked ? \n\nIt looks like someone has changed your DNS : go update it on your domain name supplier site. \n\n...and change your password !
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Verio.com\n\nGood hosting tools and everything.\nTry to look it for yourself, and don't trust the cheaper hosting, might have some kickback in later use.
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Whose email address is used as the administrator of the domain name, yours or his?\n\nHe has changed the nameservers to point to his site. Whoever is the administrator of the domain will have to login into the account where the domain was registered and point the nameservers to where you want them...
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Check if your website URL(Address) for spelling & format...\ni.e. http://www.something.com  or .net or .org or other domains\n\nIf you cannot determine that, search in Google for correct site address..\nhttp://www.google.co.in\n\nAnd if your site address is fine...and it still takes it some other website you havent heard off.... you PC is infected with SPYWARE..\nRemove spyware by installing antispyware like \nAdware SE: http://www.lavasoft.de/software/adaware/
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Hi,\n\nYour question is vague... Do you want to find out the details of the company that hosts the website or owner of the website?\n\n(1) If you want to find out the hosting company, you can try http://www.webhosting.info/domains/ and enter your domain name (in the format yourdomain.com and NOT www.yourdomain.com). Most of the time the details are accurate.\n\n(2) If you want to find out the details of the owners of the website, the above method would work, but some cloacking is possible for various reason. Inorder to find this out, you'll also need to take some offline actions (like calling the hosting company & asking them the details or calling the suspected owners & speak to them like client etc). So inorder to successfully find out a owner, its a combination of online + offline research\n\n\nHope this helps
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If it's legally I'll host them.  I run www.webelucidations.com but I dont really use my website much anymore, I mainly work simply from word-of-mouth.  I have some of the best prices... Just let me know at matt@fasn8n.us
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You can use the WhoIs function on a site like NetworkSolutions.com and identify the owner or host of a site and then report them there.
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try reporting it to ICANN i guess. or do a domain name whois from a site like godaddy.com then see who the registrar is and contact the company that registered the domain name.
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no, not if you don't want it to, some companies will host your website for free if they can advertise on it, making your website look a little un-proffessional and the website address not so customisable. If you pay a small free for a host then they will usually let you use whatever website address you want and will not advertise on your website.