Getting my own domain pointed at my PHP webspace?

[#1]

Can I configure my own domain (currently pointing at my standard plusnet webspace) to point at my CGI/PHP webspace?
Am I best off just raising a ticket for this?
Thanks in advance.
Rich.

[#2]

Or is there a way I can use an .htaccess file to point from my normal webspace domain to the ccgi space?

[#3]

Hi Rich,
If the domain is hosted by Plusnet then you can manage your domain via the member centre (see also). ccgi is at 84.92.1.4 or 84.92.1.5 if force9.
Gabe

[#4]

Hi again,
Can anyone guess that I'm trying to change my website to include php? Hence the sudden spate of posts!
I think I'm trying to do the same as above, but can't quite seem to follow the instructions (and the warnings about websites stopping working are scaring me!)
I have a domain hosted on plusnet - let's call it www.name.co.uk
I'd like to be able to run php script in, for example, www.name.co.uk/test.htm
I have a script test.php that works fine on the ccgi server - and believe that I need to change the DNS records - but this is where I get scared.
Is there anyone who can guide me?
Thanks a lot (I really appreciate you guys on this forum who can actually answer questions, unlike myself who only seems to be able to ask them!),
Stuart

[#5]

HI greenofashbourne,
if you raise a ticket well get the whole domain pointed to the CGI server.
Jojo

[#6]

Thanks Jojo,
I actually found another post and risked changing my DNS records myself (eek!).
Anyway, I seem to have done it OK as I can now use www.name.co.uk/test.php
Where test.php is residing on my ccgi
Hmm, actually, maybe I do  need you! Have just realised that name.co.uk/test.php doesn't work (Error 404) although name.co.uk/test.htm does.
I had changed DNS records to:
Left field Type Pri Right field
name.co.uk.  a    84.92.1.4
                  mx  20  mx.last.plus.net.
www  cname    ccgi.plus.net.
Let me know if I should raise a ticket!
Stuart