Free or cheap webhost

Started by thorpe May 15, 2001 09:32 AM

7 comments, last by thorpe 23 years, 8 months ago

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May 15, 2001 09:32 AM

Does anyone know any good, stable and fast webshost that are free or at least cheap? I am willing to put a banner on my site to get the hosting for free. Johan Torp - http://www.destruction.nu

Johan Torp - http://www.destruction.nu

wardekar

122

May 15, 2001 09:42 PM

I know a place to get hosting pretty cheap, $5.99/mo. or $57/year. The site is http://www.saluhost.com/ They don''t have that plan listed on the site anymore (cheapest on the site is $9.99/mo), but if you email them I''m sure they''ll still give you the old package.

~WarDekar

~WarDekar

Anonymous

May 15, 2001 11:27 PM

tripod.com geocities.com

SUCKS

Anonymous

May 15, 2001 11:32 PM

I meant

SUCKS

spooki

122

May 17, 2001 02:45 PM

I host with Mr. David Holt from virtual-space.com . I dont get anything out of this but I must say - Great service, Great price, Great value

give him a try

regards

Nitish

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wardekar

122

May 17, 2001 05:05 PM

I''ve always thought anonymous posting shouldn''t be allowed, even more proof they just start flame wars for no reason.

~WarDekar

~WarDekar

Nazrix

307

May 19, 2001 09:28 PM

I''m pretty content with Brinkster

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MatrixCubed

199

May 19, 2001 10:28 PM

For the cost of an internet provider monthly fee:

(1) IP address
If you have an internet provider that gives you a relatively static IP address (cable, DSL that rarely changes your ISP) then run a webhost on your computer.

(2) Domain name
To appear much more professional, register a domain name with someone like Network Solutions for a small annual fee.

(3) Web server
If you use Windows 2000, check out the WWW services. You can set up a web host very very simply on your IP address, then point a FQDN to that IP address (from step 1). Otherwise, use a free web server program (Analog-X makes a great one available for free).

(4) FTP server
If you have files that you make available to the public, set up a small FTP server that lets you manage accounts, and logs access to files. Check out Serv-U FTP Server, it''s fairly easy to set up, and is very reliable.

If you have any other questions, feel free to contact me.

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