http://dns2go.deerfield.com/home/


>First of all, thank you very much for the quick answer.
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>Now, I eard that there is a way with a dynamic IP to host a web site. I think it has something to do with programs that communicate the current IP adress of the host to the router after a succesful connection to the Internet. I think it's a service offered to those who have a dynamic IP with a cable-modem (or a fast enough connection.)
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>Do you know anything about this?
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>Thanks again, Stephane.
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>>Stephane,
>>If you want to have more control over the interactivity of your web applications, then you could host everything in your home or wherever your offices are. Just get Windows 2000 Server. You will need a static IP though. Usually a cableTV company will have a business unit that would have a suitable plan for a small business that includes at least one static IP. 192-256K line speed should be fine unless you're a Monster.com . Expect a monthly cost of about $100 for this. All of your servers(web,DNS, SMTP) are included with Windows 2000.
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>>Going to a hosted business site with some interactivity with a database probably will cost as much or more. You probably could easily and cheaply put up a purely static site with your ISP.
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>>Let me know if you have any more specific questions on this subject...