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By default, that is true, but all you have to do is delete the www server alias on the sub domain and www.www.domain.com will not work. The solution above is actually quite good for people who want to serve only static content.

If you are on a windows server serving static pages, the only way to do it that I found was to do the following: (Note: you will have to re-upload the entire website) 1. Delete the www. server alias. 2. Create a www subdomain. 3. Permanently redirect yourdomain.com to www.yourdomain.com in...

By the way, invites aren't really needed. The service is so insecure, the registration service has been hacked. There is a registration form here http://www.funponsel.com/blog/30gigs-account-registration-tool/

There's your invite, good luck. You will need it. :D

Anything yet? It seems that this project may have been abandoned.

I just set up my domain to do that (not my main domain, but a test resold domain) I am tesing using enoms dns servers that are free with the domain registration. This way if I have to move hosts in a hurry, I can have the dns changed in a matter of seconds. Anyway, I have the WWW A...

This is indeed a problem. Since we cannot use the indexing server it renders the search from the frontpage extensions useless. As per this article WAIS is no longer available in Windows 2003.