>>>I have a cable connection to the Internet. Does anybody know how to run Web apps. from my computer over the Internet?
>>>Thanks Mark
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>>The only difference between upload and download with cable modem is speed. Download runs faster than upload *typically*. You can get around the problem of dynamic IP's with a product named DynIP. You can even get DynIP to act as your DNS to allow you to host a Domain Name from your cable modem connection. Running NT 4.0 Server with IIS and a cable modem connection using DynIp, you could run your own web server. Be careful, the cable company could shut you down however. I've heard that in our area, the cable company is planning to offer commercial services for such a venture.
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>>Check with the cable company and tell them straight up what you plan to do and see if they have a problem with it. They may be able to provide a static IP which would make things easier for you.
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>>HTH.
>This what I was looking for.
>Mark

Glad I could help. Look at the whole thread on this, there are valid concerns. As I stated, make sure you check with the provider first.