I'm looking for an ASP.Net web hoster for my page and I'd like to know what
I should consider when making my decision.
Since I'm an independent software consultant, my short-term goal is to
attract potential clients to the site so they can see my skills through my
website. I'll send them an email that will have a link to my resume in my
site; from there, they can just navigate through the site. Although most of
it will be done through dot net, I'm also going to use Macromedia
Dreamweaver and Flash.
On the other hand, I want a hoster that's affordable for someone with a
limited budget.
Do you guys have any suggestion on companies that are affordable and have a
good reputation?
Also, if I want to impress these clients with my site, what kind of web
application can I add to the site that'll let them know that I have
experience with asp.net?
Thanks again,
VM 12 1410
Hi VM,
Thanks for posting in the community! My name is Steven, and I'll be
assisting you on this issue.
From your description, you're looking for a ASP.NET web hoster. Also,
you'd like to get some suggestions on how to choosing a good hoster and
decorate the pages so as to attract potential clients to your site, yes?
If there is anything I misunderstood, please feel free to let me know.
As for the organization and decoration of the site or pages, Tim's
suggestions are quite detailed and wonderful, I believe they'll be helpful
to you. And as for the web hoster, I think there're serval items maybe very
important, such as the the host server's performance, its hardware
condition. Since you're using the ASP.NET, you'd like to confirm the
hosting service provider about the database support. As for the Dreamweaver
/ Flash , they're all common reqirements of a site, I don't think they'll
be the problem. Also, here is the resource site for the web hosting service
providers, there're some specialized infos on web hosting, you may have a
look if you feel necessary:
#Microsoft Windows Web Hoster Program Resource Site http://www.microsoft.com/serviceprov...ng/default.asp
In addition, I've searched some ASP.NET web hosting services from the
internet, you may also have a check on them:
#General Hosting WinWeb http://www.generalhosting.com/
#WebStrike solution http://www.webstrikesolutions.com/hosting.html
#Re-invent hosting http://www.re-invent.com/webhosting.asp
#CyberTarp Web Hosting http://cybertarp.com
Hope they're helpful.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
Get Secure! www.microsoft.com/security
(This posting is provided "AS IS", with no warranties, and confers no
rights.)
Thanks for all the information. About Brinkster, do you know if they offer
access to any DB? I know they offer access to SQL server for an additional
$15. Do you know if they offer anything with mySql?
Thanks.
VM
"Tim S." <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:64**********************************@microsof t.com... Hey VM, I've found Brinkster to be pretty good (www.brinkster.com). You can get
hosting for as cheap as 15 $/month. If you find out that that you need to do
something they don't allow (they're not an enterprise server, so for example
you can't cache web pages with Brinkster), you can always switch to a
different (more expensive) site later and rerout your Domain name server -
i.e. a user wouldn't notice a difference. In terms of impressing people, I personally prefer good architecture.
Having such things as passing data through tiers to a database, exception
logging, user customization, and security are a good start. Including web
services as also good. For example, you could make an online address book
(demonstrate data base connectivity) that you need to log into. The site
would customize itself based on the log-in. For kicks throw in a webservice
that does some relevant business functionality (perhaps displays a map or
does spell checking): http://www.xmethods.net/ve2/Directory.po Although, ultimatley the most impressive thing is a real world
application. If you're experienced in ASP.Net, you got that experience from
somewhere - show your clients the sites you've already done. Best of luck, Tim S.
----- VM wrote: -----
I'm looking for an ASP.Net web hoster for my page and I'd like to
know what I should consider when making my decision.
Since I'm an independent software consultant, my short-term goal is
to attract potential clients to the site so they can see my skills
through my website. I'll send them an email that will have a link to my resume
in my site; from there, they can just navigate through the site. Although
most of it will be done through dot net, I'm also going to use Macromedia Dreamweaver and Flash. On the other hand, I want a hoster that's affordable for someone with
a limited budget. Do you guys have any suggestion on companies that are affordable and
have a good reputation?
Also, if I want to impress these clients with my site, what kind of
web application can I add to the site that'll let them know that I have experience with asp.net?
Thanks again, VM
VM,
I've been having some problems with Brinkster lately. They just can't
seem to get my log files populated on a consistent basis. I often get
no log files for weekends and holidays. And this has been going on for
months. Each time I contact their customer support I get the same
reply:
"This feature has been reset to your account. Let us know if you
continue to have difficulty."
They recently moved to new servers and my site was down for most of
the day. I know that because I do have the log files for that day:
01/22/2004. In fact as of today, that's the last log file I've gotten.
I'm running ASP.NET, classic ASP, and using Access databases. I'm also
looking for a more reliable host.
J.D. Deutschendorf www.jangle.net
"VM" <None> wrote in message news:<#W**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl>... Thanks for all the information. About Brinkster, do you know if they offer access to any DB? I know they offer access to SQL server for an additional $15. Do you know if they offer anything with mySql?
Thanks. VM
"Tim S." <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:64**********************************@microsof t.com... Hey VM, I've found Brinkster to be pretty good (www.brinkster.com). You can get hosting for as cheap as 15 $/month. If you find out that that you need to do something they don't allow (they're not an enterprise server, so for example you can't cache web pages with Brinkster), you can always switch to a different (more expensive) site later and rerout your Domain name server - i.e. a user wouldn't notice a difference. In terms of impressing people, I personally prefer good architecture.
Having such things as passing data through tiers to a database, exception logging, user customization, and security are a good start. Including web services as also good. For example, you could make an online address book (demonstrate data base connectivity) that you need to log into. The site would customize itself based on the log-in. For kicks throw in a webservice that does some relevant business functionality (perhaps displays a map or does spell checking): http://www.xmethods.net/ve2/Directory.po Although, ultimatley the most impressive thing is a real world
application. If you're experienced in ASP.Net, you got that experience from somewhere - show your clients the sites you've already done. Best of luck, Tim S.
----- VM wrote: -----
I'm looking for an ASP.Net web hoster for my page and I'd like to
know what I should consider when making my decision.
Since I'm an independent software consultant, my short-term goal is to attract potential clients to the site so they can see my skills through my website. I'll send them an email that will have a link to my resume in my site; from there, they can just navigate through the site. Although most of it will be done through dot net, I'm also going to use Macromedia Dreamweaver and Flash. On the other hand, I want a hoster that's affordable for someone with a limited budget. Do you guys have any suggestion on companies that are affordable and have a good reputation?
Also, if I want to impress these clients with my site, what kind of web application can I add to the site that'll let them know that I have experience with asp.net?
Thanks again, VM
Have you found any other company that'll host your site with better service?
If you do, let me know.
My email is: myersv at go dot com
Thanks again.
VM
"J.D. Deutschendorf" <jd**@swbell.net> wrote in message
news:60**************************@posting.google.c om... VM,
I've been having some problems with Brinkster lately. They just can't seem to get my log files populated on a consistent basis. I often get no log files for weekends and holidays. And this has been going on for months. Each time I contact their customer support I get the same reply:
"This feature has been reset to your account. Let us know if you continue to have difficulty."
They recently moved to new servers and my site was down for most of the day. I know that because I do have the log files for that day: 01/22/2004. In fact as of today, that's the last log file I've gotten.
I'm running ASP.NET, classic ASP, and using Access databases. I'm also looking for a more reliable host.
J.D. Deutschendorf www.jangle.net
"VM" <None> wrote in message
news:<#W**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl>... Thanks for all the information. About Brinkster, do you know if they
offer access to any DB? I know they offer access to SQL server for an
additional $15. Do you know if they offer anything with mySql?
Thanks. VM
"Tim S." <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:64**********************************@microsof t.com... Hey VM, I've found Brinkster to be pretty good (www.brinkster.com). You can
get hosting for as cheap as 15 $/month. If you find out that that you need
to do something they don't allow (they're not an enterprise server, so for
example you can't cache web pages with Brinkster), you can always switch to a different (more expensive) site later and rerout your Domain name
server - i.e. a user wouldn't notice a difference. In terms of impressing people, I personally prefer good
architecture. Having such things as passing data through tiers to a database,
exception logging, user customization, and security are a good start. Including
web services as also good. For example, you could make an online address
book (demonstrate data base connectivity) that you need to log into. The site would customize itself based on the log-in. For kicks throw in a
webservice that does some relevant business functionality (perhaps displays a map
or does spell checking): http://www.xmethods.net/ve2/Directory.po Although, ultimatley the most impressive thing is a real world
application. If you're experienced in ASP.Net, you got that experience
from somewhere - show your clients the sites you've already done. Best of luck, Tim S.
----- VM wrote: -----
I'm looking for an ASP.Net web hoster for my page and I'd like to
know what I should consider when making my decision.
Since I'm an independent software consultant, my short-term goal
is to attract potential clients to the site so they can see my skills through my website. I'll send them an email that will have a link to my
resume in my site; from there, they can just navigate through the site.
Although most of it will be done through dot net, I'm also going to use Macromedia Dreamweaver and Flash. On the other hand, I want a hoster that's affordable for someone
with a limited budget. Do you guys have any suggestion on companies that are affordable
and have a good reputation?
Also, if I want to impress these clients with my site, what kind
of web application can I add to the site that'll let them know that I
have experience with asp.net?
Thanks again, VM
Hi VM,
Thanks for your followup. Have you also checked out the Hosters I've listed
in the last reply? As for the DataBase supporting you mentioned, I've
reviewed these sites and here is the infos on them:
#General Hosting WinWeb http://www.generalhosting.com/htm/common.htm
Support MS Access or MySQL
#WebStrike solution http://www.webstrikesolutions.com/hosting.html
MySQL supported on Linux servers and SQLServer supported.
#Re-invent hosting http://www.re-invent.com/webhosting.asp
MySQL supported, MS SQLSERVER7/2000 supported, Row text log file supported
#CyberTarp Web Hosting http://cybertarp.com
Since it is powered by Apache so only MySQL supported
Please have a view on them to see whether they're helpful. If you need any
further help, please feel free to let me know.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
Get Secure! www.microsoft.com/security
(This posting is provided "AS IS", with no warranties, and confers no
rights.)
I checked out those hosters but I'm looking for a company that has a good
reputation. I usually check with http://www.webhostmagazine.com/ and, from
the ones you gave me, WebstrikeSolution was the only one reviewed with 83%
satisfaction. The others were not listed so I'm not sure how reliable they
are.
On the other hand, WebstrikeSolution gives you the first 12 months free and
it's only $8 a month for the 2nd year, which is very good for someone (like
myself) with a limited budget.
I think WebstrikeSolution is a good choice for me.
Thanks,
VM
"Steven Cheng[MSFT]" <v-******@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BM**************@cpmsftngxa07.phx.gbl... Hi VM,
Thanks for your followup. Have you also checked out the Hosters I've
listed in the last reply? As for the DataBase supporting you mentioned, I've reviewed these sites and here is the infos on them:
#General Hosting WinWeb http://www.generalhosting.com/htm/common.htm Support MS Access or MySQL
#WebStrike solution http://www.webstrikesolutions.com/hosting.html MySQL supported on Linux servers and SQLServer supported.
#Re-invent hosting http://www.re-invent.com/webhosting.asp MySQL supported, MS SQLSERVER7/2000 supported, Row text log file
supported
#CyberTarp Web Hosting http://cybertarp.com Since it is powered by Apache so only MySQL supported
Please have a view on them to see whether they're helpful. If you need any further help, please feel free to let me know.
Regards,
Steven Cheng Microsoft Online Support
Get Secure! www.microsoft.com/security (This posting is provided "AS IS", with no warranties, and confers no rights.)
VM,
I'm looking hard at one of Steven's suggested hosts: Re-invent.
#Re-invent hosting http://www.re-invent.com/webhosting.asp
MySQL supported, MS SQLSERVER7/2000 supported, Raw text log file supported
J.D. Deutschendorf www.jangle.net
"VM" <None> wrote in message news:<Oc*************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl>... Have you found any other company that'll host your site with better service? If you do, let me know.
My email is: myersv at go dot com
Thanks again. VM
"J.D. Deutschendorf" <jd**@swbell.net> wrote in message news:60**************************@posting.google.c om... VM,
I've been having some problems with Brinkster lately. They just can't seem to get my log files populated on a consistent basis. I often get no log files for weekends and holidays. And this has been going on for months. Each time I contact their customer support I get the same reply:
"This feature has been reset to your account. Let us know if you continue to have difficulty."
They recently moved to new servers and my site was down for most of the day. I know that because I do have the log files for that day: 01/22/2004. In fact as of today, that's the last log file I've gotten.
I'm running ASP.NET, classic ASP, and using Access databases. I'm also looking for a more reliable host.
J.D. Deutschendorf www.jangle.net
"VM" <None> wrote in message news:<#W**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl>... Thanks for all the information. About Brinkster, do you know if they offer access to any DB? I know they offer access to SQL server for an additional $15. Do you know if they offer anything with mySql?
Thanks. VM
"Tim S." <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:64**********************************@microsof t.com... > Hey VM, > I've found Brinkster to be pretty good (www.brinkster.com). You can get hosting for as cheap as 15 $/month. If you find out that that you need to do something they don't allow (they're not an enterprise server, so for example you can't cache web pages with Brinkster), you can always switch to a different (more expensive) site later and rerout your Domain name server - i.e. a user wouldn't notice a difference. > > In terms of impressing people, I personally prefer good architecture. Having such things as passing data through tiers to a database, exception logging, user customization, and security are a good start. Including web services as also good. For example, you could make an online address book (demonstrate data base connectivity) that you need to log into. The site would customize itself based on the log-in. For kicks throw in a webservice that does some relevant business functionality (perhaps displays a map or does spell checking): http://www.xmethods.net/ve2/Directory.po > > Although, ultimatley the most impressive thing is a real world application. If you're experienced in ASP.Net, you got that experience from somewhere - show your clients the sites you've already done. > > Best of luck, > Tim S. > > ----- VM wrote: ----- > > I'm looking for an ASP.Net web hoster for my page and I'd like to know what > I should consider when making my decision. > > Since I'm an independent software consultant, my short-term goal is to > attract potential clients to the site so they can see my skills through my > website. I'll send them an email that will have a link to my resume in my > site; from there, they can just navigate through the site. Although most of > it will be done through dot net, I'm also going to use Macromedia > Dreamweaver and Flash. > On the other hand, I want a hoster that's affordable for someone with a > limited budget. > Do you guys have any suggestion on companies that are affordable and have a > good reputation? > > Also, if I want to impress these clients with my site, what kind of web > application can I add to the site that'll let them know that I have > experience with asp.net? > > Thanks again, > VM > > >
Hi VM,
Have you got any progress on looking for the WebHoster or have you check
the sites I provided in the former reply? Please feel free to post here if
you need any assistance.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
Get Secure! www.microsoft.com/security
(This posting is provided "AS IS", with no warranties, and confers no
rights.)
Yeah. I think I'll go with WebstrikeSolution since they give you the first
year free and it's only $8 a month. The only problem, and I emailed the
company about it, is if they offer any type of DB support.
"Steven Cheng[MSFT]" <v-******@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:Xp*************@cpmsftngxa07.phx.gbl... Hi VM,
Have you got any progress on looking for the WebHoster or have you check the sites I provided in the former reply? Please feel free to post here if you need any assistance.
Regards,
Steven Cheng Microsoft Online Support
Get Secure! www.microsoft.com/security (This posting is provided "AS IS", with no warranties, and confers no rights.)
The choice of the hoster will depend on many parameters on which only
you could decide depending upon your locale and pocket.
As far as the type of app is concerned, it should ideally be an
application that shows database interactions with Crystal Reports
formatted with XML datasources, a dataset oriented-display of data in
the form of datagrids that implement Event Bubbling (ie. your datagrid
should allow users to edit the displayed data) and a web service.
And, if you can show all the interaction with your website on SSL
(https), you should be able to impress.
But then, a thought comes to my mind, if you can do all the above then
why look for a job ?
with regards,
J.V.Ravichandran
- http://www.geocities.com/
jvravichandran
- http://www.411asp.net/func/search?
qry=Ravichandran+J.V.&cob=aspnetpro
- http://www.southasianoutlook.com
- http://www.MSDNAA.Net
- http://www.csharphelp.com
- http://www.poetry.com/Publications/
display.asp?ID=P3966388&BN=999&PN=2
- Or, just search on "J.V.Ravichandran"
at http://www.Google.com
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Thanks for the info. That would make for a pretty awesome page.
Out of curiosity, what did you mean with not having to look for a job if I
knew all of this?
Since I'm a free-lance consultant, the page isn't really to look for a job.
It's so potential clients see for themselves what kind of experience I have
with web development.
Thanks.
VM
"Ravichandran J.V." <jv************@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... The choice of the hoster will depend on many parameters on which only you could decide depending upon your locale and pocket.
As far as the type of app is concerned, it should ideally be an application that shows database interactions with Crystal Reports formatted with XML datasources, a dataset oriented-display of data in the form of datagrids that implement Event Bubbling (ie. your datagrid should allow users to edit the displayed data) and a web service.
And, if you can show all the interaction with your website on SSL (https), you should be able to impress.
But then, a thought comes to my mind, if you can do all the above then why look for a job ?
with regards,
J.V.Ravichandran - http://www.geocities.com/ jvravichandran - http://www.411asp.net/func/search? qry=Ravichandran+J.V.&cob=aspnetpro - http://www.southasianoutlook.com - http://www.MSDNAA.Net - http://www.csharphelp.com - http://www.poetry.com/Publications/ display.asp?ID=P3966388&BN=999&PN=2 - Or, just search on "J.V.Ravichandran" at http://www.Google.com
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