Hosting Issues
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Please, i just finished a website project in visual studio 2010 but i have not hosted any project like this before. please i need step by step guide on how to host it and make it available online
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Please, i just finished a website project in visual studio 2010 but i have not hosted any project like this before. please i need step by step guide on how to host it and make it available online
Find a webhost, ask them about their procedure. Those will vary, but will consist of things like "upload your site to here, using FTP" and "create your database using this interface". Mine doesn't come with "step by step" instructions, but the host did have a nice and dedicated forum. Do verify that your host can support the .NET framework you've been targeting (4,0?)
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Find a webhost, ask them about their procedure. Those will vary, but will consist of things like "upload your site to here, using FTP" and "create your database using this interface". Mine doesn't come with "step by step" instructions, but the host did have a nice and dedicated forum. Do verify that your host can support the .NET framework you've been targeting (4,0?)
Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
thanks for the solution. Please which web host do you recommend?
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thanks for the solution. Please which web host do you recommend?
I can't recommend a specific host; mine is "mijndomein.nl", a Dutch company that provides a PHP/MySQL solution - they don't offer .NET AFAIK. I've hooked up a machine to the DSL at home, routing some functionality from the website to the machine at home. Would require some tinkering with the router, provided that the ISP allows it.
Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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Please, i just finished a website project in visual studio 2010 but i have not hosted any project like this before. please i need step by step guide on how to host it and make it available online
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I can't recommend a specific host; mine is "mijndomein.nl", a Dutch company that provides a PHP/MySQL solution - they don't offer .NET AFAIK. I've hooked up a machine to the DSL at home, routing some functionality from the website to the machine at home. Would require some tinkering with the router, provided that the ISP allows it.
Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
many ISPs block HTTP ports. If not, you're lucky. Also you'll require to configure port forwarding in your router such that HTTP requests received on your IP address are forwarded to your machine via router