Hi i would like to know what i have to do to buy a server and have the server at home (is that possible?) How do i go for the datacenter or connection we need the server for a couple of web site, audio, video, the we have but we want to buy the server i need help in what do i need and if some one can build one for us. And how much?

Any help will do


i thank everyone for the help in Advance

Manuel

Hello,

Do you want to build the server and host them on your home? I dont really understand what you want.

If you want to build a server and locate them ( co-location) somewhere else, you can do that.

contact us if you need help building one for yourself.

Originally posted by DynastyHost
Hello,

Do you want to build the server and host them on your home? I dont really understand what you want.

If you want to build a server and locate them ( co-location) somewhere else, you can do that.

contact us if you need help building one for yourself.





well can i host thena home office or no

if not what other choise i have?

and how do i do tha (the co-location)

thank
manuel

You can host it at home or your office depending upon what type of bandwidth, power, air conditioning, access you have at those locations. It would probably be easier to either purchase a server and send it to a colocation facility or rent a dedicated server that meets your specification that is already placed at a data center

Originally posted by dandanfirema
You can host it at home or your office depending upon what type of bandwidth, power, air conditioning, access you have at those locations. It would probably be easier to either purchase a server and send it to a colocation facility or rent a dedicated server that meets your specification that is already placed at a data center



how much a co-location cost or what is the cheaper co-location the i can use

or can i host my web sites in a cable moderm or is noy a good idea

thanks

Hosting a server off of your cable modem is a VERY bad idea. While you would need to check with your cable ISP, I would imagine that it is against most ISP's terms of service. In fact, some ISP's block incoming port 80 (webserver) requests.

As far as colocation, you might want to take a look at prioritycolocation.com Myles is a great guy and would treat you right.

thank you very much foe your help dandanfirema:D

If you can host it off a cheap home connection, then it'll probably work out better to pay for a shared hosting account..