I'm looking for a web host provider that will host my small ASP web
site with a MBD database back-end. Eventually, I will rewrite the site
to ASP.net, and migrate the MDB into SQL Server.
I basically want to be able to have all the functionality that I do now
- Create ASP scripts in Frontpage, Create MBD and/or SQL db's in Access
and SQL, manage all my sites permissions, make changes to NTFS and
Share security that take effect immediately, etc.
Most important is that I need to create the ASP scripts via FrontPage
but of greater need is to build the SQL tables, queries, etc without
the server license - I want the web host to provide the tools and
resources to do this.
I did a Google search and find too many differant review sites all
claiming to be unbiased and independant. Can you recommend an
*unbiased* review site and/or a recommendation of a web host provider
of your own that will meet my needs?
5  1238  www.alentus.com is very good... I have a lot of clients on their servers
they answer support requests quickly and ASP is there one of their
specialties
They also give you access to about 3000.00 worth of commercial ASP add-ons.
Definetly check them out
"Billy" <Us*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com... I'm looking for a web host provider that will host my small ASP web
site with a MBD database back-end. Eventually, I will rewrite the site
to ASP.net, and migrate the MDB into SQL Server.
I basically want to be able to have all the functionality that I do now
- Create ASP scripts in Frontpage, Create MBD and/or SQL db's in Access
and SQL, manage all my sites permissions, make changes to NTFS and
Share security that take effect immediately, etc.
Most important is that I need to create the ASP scripts via FrontPage
but of greater need is to build the SQL tables, queries, etc without
the server license - I want the web host to provide the tools and
resources to do this.
I did a Google search and find too many differant review sites all
claiming to be unbiased and independant. Can you recommend an
*unbiased* review site and/or a recommendation of a web host provider
of your own that will meet my needs?
wow.. they do look sharp. The only thing I didn't see is FP support. I use
that to upload and keep track of stuff. Just easier to me than FTP is.
"Larry Randolf" <la*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ua**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... www.alentus.com is very good... I have a lot of clients on their servers
they answer support requests quickly and ASP is there one of their
specialties
They also give you access to about 3000.00 worth of commercial ASP
add-ons.
Definetly check them out
"Billy" <Us*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com... I'm looking for a web host provider that will host my small ASP web
site with a MBD database back-end. Eventually, I will rewrite the site
to ASP.net, and migrate the MDB into SQL Server.
I basically want to be able to have all the functionality that I do now
- Create ASP scripts in Frontpage, Create MBD and/or SQL db's in Access
and SQL, manage all my sites permissions, make changes to NTFS and
Share security that take effect immediately, etc.
Most important is that I need to create the ASP scripts via FrontPage
but of greater need is to build the SQL tables, queries, etc without
the server license - I want the web host to provide the tools and
resources to do this.
I did a Google search and find too many differant review sites all
claiming to be unbiased and independant. Can you recommend an
*unbiased* review site and/or a recommendation of a web host provider
of your own that will meet my needs?
90% sure they have it if desired... ask em
"Jeff" <gi*****@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:f6******************************@adelphia.com ... wow.. they do look sharp. The only thing I didn't see is FP support. I use
that to upload and keep track of stuff. Just easier to me than FTP is.
"Larry Randolf" <la*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ua**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... www.alentus.com is very good... I have a lot of clients on their servers
they answer support requests quickly and ASP is there one of their
specialties
They also give you access to about 3000.00 worth of commercial ASP
add-ons.
Definetly check them out
"Billy" <Us*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com... I'm looking for a web host provider that will host my small ASP web
site with a MBD database back-end. Eventually, I will rewrite the site
to ASP.net, and migrate the MDB into SQL Server.
I basically want to be able to have all the functionality that I do now
- Create ASP scripts in Frontpage, Create MBD and/or SQL db's in Access
and SQL, manage all my sites permissions, make changes to NTFS and
Share security that take effect immediately, etc.
Most important is that I need to create the ASP scripts via FrontPage
but of greater need is to build the SQL tables, queries, etc without
the server license - I want the web host to provide the tools and
resources to do this.
I did a Google search and find too many differant review sites all
claiming to be unbiased and independant. Can you recommend an
*unbiased* review site and/or a recommendation of a web host provider
of your own that will meet my needs?
actually.. its all here.. and they do http://www.alentus.com/hosting/compare.asp
"Jeff" <gi*****@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:f6******************************@adelphia.com ... wow.. they do look sharp. The only thing I didn't see is FP support. I use
that to upload and keep track of stuff. Just easier to me than FTP is.
"Larry Randolf" <la*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ua**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... www.alentus.com is very good... I have a lot of clients on their servers
they answer support requests quickly and ASP is there one of their
specialties
They also give you access to about 3000.00 worth of commercial ASP
add-ons.
Definetly check them out
"Billy" <Us*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com... I'm looking for a web host provider that will host my small ASP web
site with a MBD database back-end. Eventually, I will rewrite the site
to ASP.net, and migrate the MDB into SQL Server.
I basically want to be able to have all the functionality that I do now
- Create ASP scripts in Frontpage, Create MBD and/or SQL db's in Access
and SQL, manage all my sites permissions, make changes to NTFS and
Share security that take effect immediately, etc.
Most important is that I need to create the ASP scripts via FrontPage
but of greater need is to build the SQL tables, queries, etc without
the server license - I want the web host to provide the tools and
resources to do this.
I did a Google search and find too many differant review sites all
claiming to be unbiased and independant. Can you recommend an
*unbiased* review site and/or a recommendation of a web host provider
of your own that will meet my needs?
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