View Full Version : 25 Meg Free Web Space and Much More


Garry
01-27-05, 10:20 PM
I am not advertising this product, only showing you all the information



Here are a couple of things that might be of interest to some of us here....

This web space will allow you to very easily keep all your bookmarks on line allowing us to keep bookmarks of all the favorite ADD posts that are on the forums here but seem to get lost since we havent seen them for a while

http://www.axentra.net/


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This is a personal WEB SERVER, email server,wireless internet access and much more that can be set up and run from your home internet conection

I am not advertising this product, only showing you all the information


You want to connect your home computers together and share your high-speed Internet connection?
You want to securely store your music, videos, photos and other important files in one place and access them from anywhere, anytime?
You want to share your files with family and friends?
You want to back up your most valuable data?
You want to host your own web site?
You want complete control over your email?
You want an unlimited number of your very own email addresses you can keep for life?
You want to protect your privacy?
You don't want spam?
You want to block the kids from accessing inappropriate web sites?
You don't want to pay monthly web hosting and email fees?
You don't want to break the bank?
You are not a computer expert but you know that you are the one who will serve you best?
You need a Net-Box™! (http://www.axentra.com/products/multifunc_server_appliances/home_series_net-box/)

exeter
01-27-05, 11:52 PM
This is cool, but what you really want to do is find your friend who's a computer geek and have them set up a small Linux box for less than half the price. :)

Edit: Ok, the free web space is cool, though. :)

Ian
01-28-05, 12:50 AM
This is cool, but what you really want to do is find your friend who's a computer geek and have them set up a small Linux box for less than half the price. :)

Edit: Ok, the free web space is cool, though. :)
Is that an offer to set me up with a bit of web server space? Oh that's so sweet! Pm me the details will ya? ;)
I don't have the bandwidth to support a site.. wish I did.

Thanks Garry. I'll check it out.

Ian
01-28-05, 02:00 AM
Opps.. didn't read your post carefully enough. exeter is right. A little P2 box with 256 megs of ram would do nicely. You could likely do it Garry with that Linux disc I sent you.

I just found a not so old 10 gig scsi drive for free with card and cable. The girls box is looking good.. :)

What's your recommended web server for a small static site exeter?

This is a great way to get DNS services for free. I got this rigged up for the girls to ftp to home from school.
http://www.dyndns.org/

Garry
01-28-05, 06:58 AM
Thanks Ian

I will check this out

Ian
01-28-05, 12:57 PM
If you need a hand there are a few *nix heads around. Just ask and I'm sure if I can't answer the simple stuff someone could help us out.
Ian

Toby
01-28-05, 01:06 PM
I have oodles of server space & bandwidth i'm not currently using...

Edit: For anyone who's interested in the netbox, know that it's promise of increased security is a very dubious one. You'd be much safer leasing space from a professional webhost, as they have in-house security experts to deal with any issues.

Ian
01-29-05, 12:47 AM
Do you do CSS's as well so maybe I don't have to finish this dang project?
Ian.

exeter
01-29-05, 01:53 AM
What's your recommended web server for a small static site exeter?

It depends how many hits you expect the site to get. , and if you plan to do anything else with the box.

Assuming it's a personal site that won't see a lot of traffic, and the web server is the only thing that will be running on it, any ol' box will do, as long as it doesn't get posted to the front page of slashdot or something. :) As a matter of fact, my router has a builtin web server for configuration purposes running on a 166 Mhz ARM processor and 8 MB ram.

I'd either go to the used computer shop and see what you can find there, or keep a lookout for anyone giving away/throwing out old hardware. If you go the shop route, you'd be amazed what $50 US can get you.

Toby
01-29-05, 07:47 AM
Do you do CSS's as well so maybe I don't have to finish this dang project?
Ian.
Moi?

Havn't tried CSS implentation yet (I've only it for about a month) but i don't see why it shouldn't work.