From: gtaylor@tnetconsulting.net   
      
   On 3/18/20 5:03 AM, groovee@cyberdude.com wrote:   
   > So, if a company, say BigCo's employees are surfing the internet,   
   > and the owner of that website would like "Hits from bigco.com here"   
   > on his/her logs - what's to be done, exactly? If BigCo has registered   
   > a domain, bigco.com - well THAT'S not enough, obviously?   
   >   
   > And what about a *home* user? Like, if *I* go to a website right now   
   > (on a home net connection), if I, for some reason, WANT that that   
   > owner should see a groovee.grooveesisp.com on his/her logs, what do   
   > I do? And groovee.com? What then?   
      
   Like Barry said, "reverse DNS" is at the heart of what you're asking.   
   Once you understand the concept, you will realize that the differences   
   in BigCo and you are really scale and what types of connections you   
   have, plus who's in control of said connections.   
      
   But specifically "reverse DNS".   
      
   > Thanks :)   
      
   :-)   
      
      
      
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