Hosting a website on BT infinity

Hi,
Can anyone tell me if BT infinity (residential) includes web space for hosting a small website (My present ISP provides 50MB which I currently use, I want to know if I can transfer my site to BT if I get infinity).
Also, I presume it is possible to host a web site on a server on your own premises if you use dyndns to get over the "no fixed ip address" problem.
Thanks

There is a "legacy" web server for BT internet customers. Some details of it can be found here: http://www.btinternet.com/~firststop/shortcuts/webpage.htm
But this web server is barely supported these days. Don't expect the Indian call centre to know anything about it, and don't expect any meaningful support for it. Generally, if something goes wrong, you have to wait for a techy at BT to find out there's a problem via this forum or the BT newsgroups, and look into it.

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