ASP.Net web hosting [modified]
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oh man. i have been missing out. well i get it free from my college but i still run that server so that helps.
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His words:
Boukh wrote:
Ok give me ur email and password so i can enter with the gold and see your article.
Once again:
The Developer wrote:
if you have the hosting please give it to me
So far he hasn't been asking for someone's house and bank account, but I'm sure he will. So it's not funny it's more like :(( or X| Anyway, I wasn't talking to you, dwed. <edit>Oh, I saw it now. I wasn't the one who down-voted you.</edit>
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I was asking for a hosting not his awn hosting. if you know any english go back and read the post again and you will see taht i was asking for any web hosting. so if you read my main post you would find out that i'm looking for a free web hosting for ASP.Net And what :wtf: are you doing with a post that i wrote last year. and it was for different purpose. what Are you a stalker ????????????????????????????????????????
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Im kind of just thinking out loud here, but it may help.... have you thought about just using a service like dyndns to put your pc with IIS on the net? then you can just host your own sites for testing if its just for testing like you stated, then the speed should be suitable, and if its hosting it fine on a lan then the stability should be good enough and your site should be able to read the Microsoft Access DB's without a problem
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Hey all I'm looking for free ASP.Net web hosting, can anyone suggest a good one. If it is with a database(SQL server, MS Access) it will be better As always thank you in advance
modified on Monday, May 12, 2008 11:49 PM
Try http://www.brinkster.com/hosting/FreeDeveloper.aspx[^].
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Try http://www.brinkster.com/hosting/FreeDeveloper.aspx[^].
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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try this... http://www.tizag.com/webhost/host_yourself.php[^] Hope it helps
"There are three sides to every story. Yours, mine and the truth" ~ unknown "All things good to know are difficult to learn" ~ Greek Proverb "The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary" ~ Vidal Sassoon
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try this... http://www.tizag.com/webhost/host_yourself.php[^] Hope it helps
"There are three sides to every story. Yours, mine and the truth" ~ unknown "All things good to know are difficult to learn" ~ Greek Proverb "The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary" ~ Vidal Sassoon
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Hey all I'm looking for free ASP.Net web hosting, can anyone suggest a good one. If it is with a database(SQL server, MS Access) it will be better As always thank you in advance
modified on Monday, May 12, 2008 11:49 PM
Hosting sites yourself is pretty easy. You can get a domain with Godaddy and setup the DNS records to point to your IP address. If you have a dynamically assigned IP you may have to change it every month or so, so it can be a bit annoying. After you setup the DNS to point to your IP, just open a NAT in your firewall to redirect traffic from port 80 to the internal IP address of your PC (e.g. 205.70.30.80>192.168.0.100). Then you can run your site with Apache or IIS. Something to keep in mind though: some ISPs are anal about people hosting web/ftp sites if you don't have a business account. If it's against their rules it's not a good idea to host your own site. If it doesn't have much traffic you probably won't get in trouble, but still it's not a good idea. I host several websites at my business and my home, it's easy to maintain once you get used to it.
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Hosting sites yourself is pretty easy. You can get a domain with Godaddy and setup the DNS records to point to your IP address. If you have a dynamically assigned IP you may have to change it every month or so, so it can be a bit annoying. After you setup the DNS to point to your IP, just open a NAT in your firewall to redirect traffic from port 80 to the internal IP address of your PC (e.g. 205.70.30.80>192.168.0.100). Then you can run your site with Apache or IIS. Something to keep in mind though: some ISPs are anal about people hosting web/ftp sites if you don't have a business account. If it's against their rules it's not a good idea to host your own site. If it doesn't have much traffic you probably won't get in trouble, but still it's not a good idea. I host several websites at my business and my home, it's easy to maintain once you get used to it.
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www.godaddy.com They just hold the domain though. They offer hosting as well, but I was talking about hosting the actual website yourself in my previous post. They do offer ASP and PHP and all that crap but I don't know if it's free or not.
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www.godaddy.com They just hold the domain though. They offer hosting as well, but I was talking about hosting the actual website yourself in my previous post. They do offer ASP and PHP and all that crap but I don't know if it's free or not.