Dedicated Servers

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  1. Guest

    Guest Guest

    I need to know if you support a (virtual) dedicated server on your service. If so, I don't see any hosting plans.

    For IIS 7, would I have full control over the application pool?

    Instead of InProc memory, I need to use SQL Server as the State Server. In order for your hosting service to support this, I need access to certain tables inside the System Databases folder. Do you support this?

    Also, what would be the price?

    In summary, I need to know if these features are available:

    - virtual dedicated server

    - iis 7

    - I can use iis manager to configure my website

    - access to iis application pool

    - sql server 2008 R2 installed

    - I need to use sql server as the state server

    - Need to have access to the databases in the SystemDatabases folder

    - I can use sql server mgmt studio to access db

    - .net framework 4

    - asp.net 4

    - mvc 3 with Razor

    - web deploy

    - vs 2010

    - I can use ftp pgm to access web site files
     
    Guest, Feb 13, 2012
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  2. Takeshi Eto

    Takeshi Eto DiscountASP.NET Staff

    We do not offer vds or vps. We offer one shared hosting plan and addons.
    We host on windows 2008 with iis7 and support iis manager.
    The base plan support asp.net 4, mvc, razor, web deploy, ftp
    Our plan is compatible with vs 2010.
    We host all accounts in isolated application pools.
    We offer SQL 2008 R2 as an addon to the base plan. You can manage sql with sql management studio. We support SQL session state. We host websites and sql on separate servers.
    You can check out the pricing here: http://www.discountasp.net/features.aspx
     
    Takeshi Eto, Feb 13, 2012
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