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What's the benefit of having a dedicated/virtual hosting plan when using asp.net?

May 22, 2009 by phishycoding | Posted in Programming & Design

Can you use by a hair's breadth a regular hosting plan to make changes to a Microsoft SQL server database, or do you basic dedicated/virtual?

You can well-regulated hosting plan.... nearly all hosting plans come with some sort of SQL database these days. The only attitude I'd be careful about is to make sure it has a Microsoft SQL database (which is only simply called MS SQL). Sometimes shared hosting plans also have limits on the amount of databases you can have.

But if you demand complete control of the SQL database server (ie/ want to make changes to the settings, etc)... you'll have to get a dedicated/virtual.

For a shared server, you're sharing the database and resources with other ppl, so while you can abate the parts that pertain to your site, you are NOT given complete control. Virtual splits the server up into de disconnected portions, so you would have complete control and same thing with dedicated (except that you get the whole server of course for dedicated).

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Where can I get the best windows virtual server hosting? With ASP.NET 3.5 and capable of running MS SQL.?

Mar 05, 2009 by Joe | Posted in Other - Computers

Where can I get the most successfully windows virtual server hosting? With ASP.NET 3.5 and capable of running MS SQL.

Please don't just advertise your own companies. I will be checking them all and if they are not what I am looking for then I wont use them, it would well-founded be a waste of time.

Has anyone used MediaTemple's Dedicated-Virtual hosting package?

Mar 31, 2009 by Christian | Posted in Other - Internet

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