Hosting Websites

Ok, im VERY new at making web pages/ putting them on the net,
i want to make a site, and im trying to put a test page on the
site, but i cant seem to do it, I want to host the site of my
computer, so technically it schouldnt cost anything... right? is
this possible, well i would apprecitate any help i can get, thank
you

You could host it at home, but your ISP might have something
to say about
that. You don't want to break their user agreement. To be
safe, you could go
somewhere like Crystaltech.com, HostMySite.com and get one of
their
lower-priced plans.
Bill
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> Ok, im VERY new at making web pages/ putting them on the
net, i want to
> make a
> site, and im trying to put a test page on the site, but
i cant seem to do
> it, I
> want to host the site of my computer, so technically it
schouldnt cost
> anything... right? is this possible, well i would
apprecitate any help i
> can
> get, thank you
>

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I set up the server and host on local website, I wonder how I could use other mac to access this local website via the internet?
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Hi Guys,
This is my first ever post so please be patient. I am running Windows XP and Dreamweaver CS4. From a hosted Webpage I have am trying to hyperlink to a excel file on my computer. When I click onto the hyperlink nothing happens.
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Personally, I think it's a very bad idea.
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The IT company (shock, horror) apparently doesn't understand IP routing, or didn't understand what you were asking. This case has nothing to do with Mac OS X nor Mac OS X Server, and everything to do with the capabilities of the gateway box.
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IP routing. In small words.
If an IP address is within a range of IP addresses designated by the subnet mask, the packet goes directly to the target host.
If an IP address is not within that range, the packet is sent to the gateway.
The gateway will then send the packet to the next router on the way to the target. With a typical low cost firewall gateway box, that next router is likely the ISP's routers. With a somewhat higher-end box and with a smarter router within the gateway, the packets can go to other IP routers.
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Now what usually happens here ([once you get the hang of setting up DNS services|http://labs.hoffmanlabs.com/node/1436]) is called split-horizon DNS, and that's where your public DNS domain is also mostly-duplicated as one of the domains on your LAN and thus reachable in your LAN domain, and your local DNS server in your Mac OS X Server is then configured to return a private IP address (and one within the range of addresses defined by your IP subnet mask), and which entirely bypasses your gateway and allows the packet to go directly to the target box. Put another way, with split-horizon DNS, you insinuate your LAN DNS server into the network and configure it to pass out (or spoof) IP name-to-address translations for your public DNS names, and pass out local (direct, LAN, private) IP addresses.
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