post my website, how do i
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I have a site on my computer that i am working on, using asp.net as my front end and sql server 2000 as my backend. I am trying to let someone view my site over the internet. Can anyone help me to achieve that? i am connected to the internet via a wireless connecting, where i am recieving connection from my friend who is on dsl connection.can anyone help me. Nab
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I have a site on my computer that i am working on, using asp.net as my front end and sql server 2000 as my backend. I am trying to let someone view my site over the internet. Can anyone help me to achieve that? i am connected to the internet via a wireless connecting, where i am recieving connection from my friend who is on dsl connection.can anyone help me. Nab
You must buy: 1- domain name 2- Hosting support with ASP.NET when you have a server you can upload all webpages into your server. and test your website: Ex: http://www.yourdomainname.com ------------------------------------- From: Hy Chanhan I am a student at BBU in Cambodia. In major: Information Technology. This web is so interested.
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You must buy: 1- domain name 2- Hosting support with ASP.NET when you have a server you can upload all webpages into your server. and test your website: Ex: http://www.yourdomainname.com ------------------------------------- From: Hy Chanhan I am a student at BBU in Cambodia. In major: Information Technology. This web is so interested.
Hy Chanhan wrote:
You must buy: 1- domain name 2- Hosting support with ASP.NET when you have a server you can upload all webpages into your server. and test your website: Ex: http://www.yourdomainname.com
Utter UTTER tripe.... All you need to access ANY machine worldwide is an IP address (Firewalls permitting of course).... To get someone to see your site, make sure firewall is configured to allow incoming traffic on port 80 (**PROBABLY**), then if you use http://localhost/mySite/Default.aspx, then just replace localhost with IP address of your machine and the port number if not 80 - like : http:192.1.1.1:80/mySite/Default.aspx That should allow people to see your site OK - although Hy Channan is correct from the point of view of a commercial site, for just showing someone, there's no need for the expense (And even then, there are plenty of FREE ASP.NET / SQL providers that will give you a free sub-domain) "Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......" Christian Graus At The Soapbox