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how to host a asp.net site using my computer

Discussion in 'C#' started by bsy, Nov 2, 2010.

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    how to host a asp.net site using my computer using visual studio 2010 (asp.net [vb])
    i have no idea hot to setup and run it ~ have try b4 ~ but only my local pc can watch my site , other outsite pc is unable to browser ~
     
    bsy, Nov 2, 2010 IP
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    You will need to install IIS, or install some port redirect software which listens on the network ip and redirects to the localhost ip
     
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    You must install IIS and give your ip address in other systems. It will work.
     
    nikes, Nov 3, 2010 IP
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    You host a site the same as any other, by having a server running the appropriate webserver (in this case IIS) and firewall ports open to allow http requests. 99.99% of people achieve this by buying a hosting package
     
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    Totally agree, for the cost that it would take you to run/maintain your own server then it would be much easier/cheaper/more efficient to just buy hosting...
    Brinkster is the host that I use for all my .net hosting and they are reasonably cheap. reliable and have reasonably good customer service. They are my trusted and preferred host for asp.net, I have had a few terrible hosts for asp.net (mainly 'MochaHost' and 'EasyCGI').
     
    camjohnson95, Nov 6, 2010 IP