ASP.NET Web Hosting Needed, Suggestions Requested

12 years ago

I haven't used Windows hosting myself, but help with an organization that does. They are really happy with Hosting.com :: Managed Hosting, Dedicated Servers, and Cloud Hosting.

I checked the site out one day and was impressed. The domain name is impressive enough, but of course that's not a deciding factor. Everything on the site seemed professional, with a great attitude.

The org I help with has several large sites and up time is very important to them. They have been really happy with hosting.com.

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rusty1027

12 years ago

DiscountASP.net is very good and I also recommend WinHost.com - I've used them both and they're very reliable

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cjreynolds 12 years ago

Host Gator also has windows servers - they put one of my domains on their win servers when I requested a plan with classic ASP. (I've also used DiscountASP.net in years past, and had no complaints).

Hope that helps..
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seobro

12 years ago

I am using BRINKSTER now. OK so far it is working out for me. They have both ASP.net and the classic one. Still have a lot of old code from the 90's that we like to use. Perhaps I should convert it all to PHP soon. Then again, if it ain't broke, fix it until it is.

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zorus

12 years ago

I have been using accuwebhosting like 2 years, pretty good

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IMBotz

12 years ago

It depends if you are going to use shared hosting? If that's the case most of the shared hosting allows only "Medium Trust". You will have trouble running certain applications like CMS, SQL Lite to name a few.

I have used GoDaddy for a while now, no complaints so far.

DiscountASP.NET comes with 30 money back guarantee. If I remember correctly they do offer "Full Trust" hosting. Also if you want to change the domain for the hosting you will have to pay $15.00. If you ask for the change within 30 days of buying they will waive it off, if you request. They did it for me.

What are you mainly using it for?

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leclaims

12 years ago

Originally Posted by IMBotz

It depends if you are going to use shared hosting? If that's the case most of the shared hosting allows only "Medium Trust". You will have trouble running certain applications like CMS, SQL Lite to name a few.

I have used GoDaddy for a while now, no complaints so far.

DiscountASP.NET comes with 30 money back guarantee. If I remember correctly they do offer "Full Trust" hosting. Also if you want to change the domain for the hosting you will have to pay $15.00. If you ask for the change within 30 days of buying they will waive it off, if you request. They did it for me.

What are you mainly using it for?

I think I'll probably take a look at DiscountASP.NET and then possibly the other suggestions.

I have a .NET web application that uses SQL server databases. I had thought about possibly re-writing it using PHP with MySQL databases, but it just sounds like more work than I want to take on right now.