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#9329 8-Sep-2006 20:24
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Greetings all

I am looking to setup my own web server that will host website, ftp, email, could someone please point me in the direction of a good tutorial on doing this ?? what programs you use etc  to achieve this at relative cost

Also who would you people recommend to use as a ISP in NZ, with this in mind needing a ststic ISP etc

sorry for the vague ness

Many thanks for your help

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#45671 8-Sep-2006 20:34
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Hosting at home is not a good choice, having in mind the low upload speed available for most plans (the max you can get is 2Mbps up on TCL). Also you will pay for traffic over your montly limit - and you have no idea how popular this can be.

For about $20/month you can have this hosted on a hosting provider. Check www.iserve.co.nz for example. Or RegisterDirect (affiliate link).






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thanks for advice my theory was that if had one computer having all the website files on it etc anyone that i gave authorised vpn access to would be able to login and change pages as they see fit, please advise alternate method etc

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This is pretty much what happens with a hosting provider. Only authorised people can change files. And hosting this at home means that you have to do the administration, security and updates, al yourself. If you have no previous experience, this is not a task you want to perform.





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