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• Re: Web Hosting for Asp.Net 2.0 with SQL server 2005

  [quote user="TOMCIO"] Take a look at ReliableSite [/quote] Thanks for the recommendation!

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by MrRadic on 10/1/2009

• Re: good hosting for minimum 1000 client at a time with video

  Another vote for a dedicated server, you're going to need more resources than offered by a VPS and a non-shared network.

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by MrRadic on 10/1/2009

• Re: ReliableSite.Net is fantastic

  [quote user="mbanavige"] There are many posts made in this Hosting forum from people who seem to post almost exclusively to make positively remarks about Reliablesite. If a member such as BobbyK43 (just as an example of course) can regularly post his positive "experience" with reliablesite, then surely a member with a negative experience must also be allowed? Surely we should not try to censor the negative and only allow the positive? Since members who post their positive comments

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by MrRadic on 3/4/2009

• Re: ReliableSite.Net is fantastic

  [quote user="codemeover"] Reliablesite has very bad reputation and they are very rude people. Reliablesite reviews are very bad. Stay away from them. Instead go with jodo hosting. They provide good services. But never go with reliablesite else you will lose your money. [/quote] We actually have a pretty fantastic reputation, anything negative was directly related to two events in the past (a very long time ago) which were resolved.You can feel free to do all of the research you'd like

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by MrRadic on 3/4/2009

• Re: Personal Web Server

  XP Pro has IIS6 built-in. While it's really not geared toward hosting publically, it can do ok for a small traffic site, but you'll most likely spend more money on electricity for the computer than you will for a cheap hosting plan (which will run you under $8/mo).

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by MrRadic on 2/22/2009

• Reliablesite for dot net nuke hosting

  [quote user="BobbyK43"] [quote user="saqqa505"]Dear All, Im looking for AFFORDABLE AND RELIABLE asp.net and dot net nuke hosting. ANY SUGGESTION PLZ:)[/quote] My host ( reliablesite.net ) supports DotNetNuke and has a 1-click installer. They've been really great to me in terms of customer support and uptime. [/quote] Thanks for the recommendation :-)

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by MrRadic on 2/22/2009

• Reliablesite is a great host for mvc

  [quote user="kilko"] That is very correct. You should go for Windows 2008/IIS 7 hosting if you need to use MVC. [/quote] Partially correct, you don't need the URL rewriting module or IIS7 for MVC. Have your host enable wildcard extensions on your web site if you're using Windows Server 2003 / IIS6 and it'll support both MVC and rewriting with the .net module. We have a lot of customer who choose IIS6 over IIS7 and are running MVC without any issues. If you have any questions

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by MrRadic on 2/22/2009

• Re: How to deploy MVC app to shared hosting?

  [quote user="Prem M"] Thanks to all who replied. srulyt's tip is correct. I had not enabled integrated pipeline. Once I did that, it started working. [/quote] Glad you got it resolved, if you have additional questions you can also submit a ticket at either support.reliablesite.net or by e-mailing support@reliablesite.net

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MrRadic on 2/20/2009

• Re: virtual directory default page is not opening

  Exactly, you need to add the binding so it responds on all IP addresses instead of just localhost. Also remember that MOST isps don't allow anyone to access port 80, so that may be another reason why it's blocked. Try switching it to port 8080 or 8000 instead.

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by MrRadic on 12/28/2008

• Re: Hosting on vista business and iis7

  You shouldn't be using a client OS to be hosting anything. Install either Windows Server 2008 web edition or Windows Server 2003 Web. IIS7 on Vista has restrictions on max connections and such, it's more for development than actual production.

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by MrRadic on 12/28/2008