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Been a while but I am pretty sure that you can configure your DHCP server to require that the IP change.
Basically the client computer asks for a new IP from the DHCP server and it is allowed to suggest a prior one. The DHCP server and accept that request or reject it and send back the one it wants.
So one can set up a rule in the DHCP server that forces a new IP based on other criteria.
That means nothing the client does, normally, would allow it to 'set' a static IP. Even if a user sets it up that way the DHCP would refuse.
At least at one time this was a common security constraint.
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They've finally managed to completely piss off a friend of mine, and he wants to change hosts. He has a MVC5 web site for his business that I don't want to have to mess with (meaning I don't want to convert it to .Net Core) beyond migrating it over to the new host, so I'm looking for a Windows-based web host that is NOT part of the EIG family.
If anyone has any recommendations, I'm all ears.
".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010
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You can never have too much ammo - unless you're swimming, or on fire. - JSOP, 2010
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When you pry the gun from my cold dead hands, be careful - the barrel will be very hot. - JSOP, 2013
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I've been using Azure and AWS recently. Both great and simple to use with a slew of pre-configured deployment scenarios.
"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics."
- Benjamin Disraeli
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I'm with Arvixe but I'm considering moving to these guys in the not too distant future:
SmarterASP
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I have a .NET MVC website live which also served as a test API - the solution both served standard web pages as well as API calls.
I decided that I wanted to separate the website and API so I now have two solutions.
I have amended the RouteConfig.cs for the website so that it no longer serves API routes.
How do I go about configuring things so that both the MVC website dll and the MVC API dll are accessible?
I uploaded the API dll and using postman I could see that the API service was not responding to the requests I sent.
I am guessing there is something I need to do with the web.congig or global.asax files that's as far as I have got so far(guessing... and some googling of course...).
Thank you for any help or direction in where to look for information - I don't think I have been asking the right question for Google searches so far.
Update
I have now partly solved this by creating two projects within one solution and referencing the API dll from the main application, including a route mapping for the API within the non API project.
It's a bit messy but will do for the moment.
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
modified 24-Mar-18 5:58am.
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I have an application developed in asp.net c#.
Each time it's being tested, I get this same error over and over again.
My problem is that error page does not exist in my app any longer, but when being tested on the live environment, I get an error on the page I no longer have in my app.
The error reads below:
"Parser Error
Description: An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following parse error and modify your source file appropriately.
Parser Error Message: Could not load type 'warehouseDeliveryBookingSystem.Default'.
Source ERROR:
Line1: <%@ Page Langauge=C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="Default.aspx.cs" Inherits="WarehousDeliveryBookingSystem.Default"%>
Line2:
Line3: <doctype html="">"
How do I resolve this error?
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Are there Wordpress (or some alternative) hosting companies that could meet these requirements:
- Host many sites
- Has a backend that allows me to switch between the sites to edit/add pages quickly
- Has all of the same features as what I'm using on Wordpress.com's free version now.
Currently, I'm using Wordress.com's free version to get things set up. If I go through at site, I'll have to pay for each site annually, which pushes the up front investment to almost 4 digits after only 3 sites.
I'm unclear if there are advantages to going through Wordpress.com versus another hosting provider.
Are there plugin's that only Wordpress.com offers?
Does Wordpress.com take a portion of your advertising revenue if you have your site hosted there?
Are there hosting providers who offer additional functionality over worpress.com?
Any input would be welcome.
modified 26-Dec-17 17:13pm.
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Rick_Bishop wrote: Are there Wordpress hosting companies that will host many sites with an interface like Wordpress.com or better?
Better is of course subjective. And it depends on what you actually want to do. There are a huge number of alternatives.
If you are targeting a specific industry/topic then finding a Content Management System that supports that would probably be helpful.
Naturally easy = simple and hard = powerful. So you will need to figure out what you needs are now and for the future. Might want to evaluate that first so you do not need to recreate everything in the future.
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Ok, thank you for responding. I'll update the question.
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Wordpress is always better but still there are lot of plugin options available like Jumla, Magento.
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The chat functionality is developed on a PHP platform and we are using ratchet as our framework. when its hosted on a server with no SSL installed its working as expected. when SSL is installed on the same server, the functionality is not working. The error in back-end is connection time out. We tried steps given in different discussions is stack overflow, no help. Seems challenging !!  Suggestions are most welcome, regarding the issue. Thanks in Advance.
Alex
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Please do not post the same question in multiple forums.
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Is this the appropriate place to ask questions and discuss the process (and vendors and prices and business aspects, etc.) of Domain Name Registration and Renewal ?
At the moment I have ten renewals facing me in three months from today, and I have this notion floating around in my head that a little advice here on CodeProject just might be worth the time spent in learning from some smarter people who know this stuff better than I do.
Anyway, does the title, "Hosting and Servers" include Registrars and Domain Names ?
Or is there a better place to ask folks who are smarter on that stuff ?
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It depends on the question, but you may get more responses in the Lounge.
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I have a bunch of domain names expiring in January and February.
Way back when I first registered them, the only name I knew was GoDaddy.
I have now learned the name, NameCheap.
I'm wondering how easy/hard it might be to try the other one.
I'm wondering what these guys are NOT telling me as well.
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Richard MacCutchan wrote: you may get more responses in the Lounge.
Would it be appropriate to post the actual question here, and a link to it over there in the lounge ?
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Why make things complicated?
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there are many domain provider in market.you can register a domain name name with eWebGuru.
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I am a student learning digital marketing,
I have created an e-commerce website
I want to know how to put SSL on any website and how to purchase it.
tell me everything about SSL
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Member 13418141 wrote: tell me everything about SSL
Err...no?
But googling would probably be a good place to start. First to learn about SSL in general and second how to specifically set it up for your specific server.
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you can buy SSL From Godaddy use coupon code so that you get the discount
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SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is the standard security technology for establishing an encrypted link between a web server and a browser. This link ensures that all data passed between the web server and browsers remain private and integral
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I am trying to test concurrent connections across a range of ports to check for concurrency network issues.
most tools im finding just do single client, single port checking, like the hw-group hercules.
apache was mentioned, rather not need to set that up.
windows server (2012).
any ideas?
thanks
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Not sure what that means.
Networks are serial of course. They handle multiple requests, but serially.
Presumably "concurrent connections" means open sockets - perhaps because you are not sure that the server is keeping them open? Or perhaps because firewall(s) might be dropping requests if limits are exceeded?
If you are not sure which, then if it was me, I would want to check with the actual server rather than a general tool. Since the server application itself could be the problem rather than the network and/or firewalls.
Rather simple to write code to do database (relational) connection testing. Just open connection and do simple do nothing query in a loop. Then wrap that in a loop for multiple connections.
More difficult for modern usage besides database since it is usually ReST (http) because the connection closes after the request. Thus what you really need to do is identify a rest call that takes a while. And really if you cannot do that they you need to put a Rest call in place that does take a while. Perhaps having it do nothing but return ok and have a sleep for 5 seconds or so before it returns to the ok. I will note that you could write http code that would keep the connection open but that is not normal and as such seems suspect to test in the first place.
If you can't control the server then you are going to need to bombard it with requests and that could incorrectly report results for normal firewall rules put into place to prevent DNS attacks.
Any tool of any sort requires understanding, configuration and even some messing about to get it up and running correctly.
Also why a "range of ports". Servers do not typically support more than several ports and functionality and even rules are different. Certainly shouldn't be doing performance testing on an app unless you know what that app does.
Just a warning, 'port scanning' is something that network infrastructures will flag and anomalous behavior and if it was me I would not do that unless I had it in writing (actual paper) from a superior that that is what they wanted done. That can lead to civil and criminal penalties and you want to be protected.
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