Connect OS X Server To The Internet

Hi. I am fairly new to OS X server and have just had it configured to a .private. I now have a domain name and would like to be able to put the server on the internet to where people could use all the functions and log in to vpn. I cannot seem to figure out how to do it. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Can i use a web hosting service or do i need to go through the domain registrar
Some web hosting companies also offer domain hosting/registration services. You'd need to look at your preferred web host to see if that's an option. However since you're talking about hosting your own domain's web site why are you using a web host at all?
when you set the server up over your wifi you get a welcome to server page and you can log in and access features. I would like to be able to access that from a .com website
Your point?
Once you've registered a domain, you just add a record to your domain for 'www' (or whatever hostname you want) that points to your server's public IP address. Once that's done anyone who enters that hostname in their browser will resolve the address of your server and your server will return the page. This isn't server-side magic, just DNS.
(or course, customizing the page to your likes, and maybe some local network configuration might be in hand, but that's independent of Mac OS X Server or domain registration).

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