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#15600 30-Aug-2007 19:07
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I know one can "access" content over the Internet using a password. But can Windows Home Server be used to host a website, like say products such [removed]?

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  #84498 30-Aug-2007 19:12
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Infini:

I know one can "access" content over the Internet using a password. But can Windows Home Server be used to host a website, like say products such [removed]?



I think IIS 7 is installed by default which enables you to host websites




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#84501 30-Aug-2007 19:21
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Infini:

I know one can "access" content over the Internet using a password. But can Windows Home Server be used to host a website, like say products such [removed]?


I removed the link, as it is considered spamming. (Your username reflects the company name that was linked to, and your IP originates from the same country as the company concerned).







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