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Using Personal Web Server?? help.

MiniMe69

Senior member
Is it easy to setup an home web page using personal web server on windows me? I have a small business that I want to create a web site for. There will be no transactions taking place. Just info.
 
If you're creating a website for your business and will use regular HTML pages, I suggest you use a different type of webserver. PWS is pretty lightweight and meant for (ASP) development purposes (from what I know). Instead, take a look at the servers listed at www.serverwatch.com

-S
 
But to answer your question, it really is easy to set up a page with PWS. After you install PWS, dump your webpages to c:/inetpub/wwwroot (or whatever you chose as your root directory) and you're set!

-S
 
PWS is limited to 10 connections which equals to about 3-4 people visiting your website at once. What is your connection to the Internet going to be (DSL, Cable, T1)?
 
analogx.com
download the simpleserver......itz the easiest to configure....n supports cgi........meant for ppl who do not wanna waste too much time tuning n configuring the server.....EXXXTREMELY easy to use.....!!!!
 
Personal Web Server has major security flaws. If you have a small business, consider putting nothing important on the server for fear of hacking/thrashing, etc.

A good firewall (ZoneAlarm would be fine) should be installed if you plan to give out the IP address. I have been port scanned by unknown places plenty of times (many diff. countries), but my firewall/router works to help prevent people from getting in.

vash
 
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