You'll need: - broadband Internet service, with AT LEAST 384K uplink - a DynDNS account or similar, if said service doesn't include a static IP - your own registered domain name or a subdomain from DynDNS, etc. - a service or daemon to update the DNS records for said domain/subdomain, if not a static IP, or a router (e.g. D-Link DGL-4300) that can do it - a Web server: Apache, Xerver, Sambar, etc. - Firewall! - knowledge of site and system security measures - knowledge of log analysis - CMS (content management system), probably, unless you're a masochist - 2 cups of water and a blender ;-)
Mark Been there, doing that -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Need help From: Tyler() <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: users@httpd.apache.org Date: Friday, October 19, 2007 01:40:17 PM
I'm a noob servers & stuff, I was wondering what I would need to buy to host my own websites. Like, for a beginner. I know how to code like html and php but I need my own server so I dont have to use a web hosting company.. Can you help? Thanks, Tyler
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