What kind of system required for hosting asp.net?

[white lightning]

Hi all,

I'm not sure if I am posting this in the right forum. Anyway, I'll
try.

The company where I work is going to have a new online sales /
marketing system developed in asp.net (not quite sure yet if the
development is being done in Vbscript or C#). I come from PHP
background and I need to know about a bit of hosting requirements for
asp.net. We are thinking of hosting in-house. I think the database is
ms-sql. It is a fairly large system.

Can you tell me where I should begin? What kind of system requirements
are necessary for hosting asp.net? Basically I need to know about
system admin perspective.

Thanks

 

[antonyliu2002]

Hi all,

I'm not sure if I am posting this in the right forum. Anyway, I'll
try.

The company where I work is going to have a new online sales /
marketing system developed in asp.net (not quite sure yet if the
development is being done in Vbscript or C#). I come from PHP
background and I need to know about a bit of hosting requirements for
asp.net. We are thinking of hosting in-house. I think the database is
ms-sql. It is a fairly large system.

Can you tell me where I should begin? What kind of system requirements
are necessary for hosting asp.net? Basically I need to know about
system admin perspective.

Thanks

MS IIS + ASP.NET framework (1.1 or 2.0 or 3.0), that's it.

 

[Michael Nemtsev]

Hello white,

I'd recommend Windows 2003 Server (IIS6), we have numbers of web servers
under it. Performance and reliability are really good.
BTW, look at Vista with IIS7 (http://www.iis.net/News/Item.aspx?i=1316) extensibility
is really outstanding.
Read about IIS7 features and Vista editions there http://www.iis.net/default.aspx?tabid=2&subtabid=25&i=1100



wl> The company where I work is going to have a new online sales /
wl> marketing system developed in asp.net
wl> Can you tell me where I should begin? What kind of system
wl> requirements are necessary for hosting asp.net? Basically I need to
wl> know about system admin perspective.

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