Mahesh Chand
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Re: query about dummy and live website
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Here are the steps required to take a website live for public to access it from anywhere.
- You need an IP address and a domain name if you need users to be access via a domain such as www.c-sharpcorner.com
- You need to map your IP address with the domain name. This is done via a domain registrar such as DirectNic
- You need a hosting company and this can be your own company with a static IP
- Your registrar need to send users to your IP address when a domain is typed in a browser
- On your server (or hosting company's server), you need to deploy your website, set IIS, create virtual directory and settings and so on
- Map your IP address to this website on IIS
This is a quick glance of hosting a website to make it available to public.
Cheers!
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Dipa Ahuja
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Re: query about dummy and live website
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Thank you for this info.. i got idea about this now..
but the main thing which i wanted to know is the code of website..
do i have to make any changes to code?
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We can't help everyone, but everyone can help someone.
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Harshit Vyas
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Re: query about dummy and live website
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No You don't need to do any changes in your code
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