How to host your own website using DynDNS for free

Okay, guys i have the video to host your own website for free of course you need Windows server 2008 R2 to host but! of course there is going to be a video about hosting your site for free in Windows 7. And if you have Windows Server 2003 or XP there will be a video for that also. As soon as i can figure it out about how to view the website there are some issues for it but hell!! i have to make it work!!.

Anyways the video covers several things

+Video covers on how to install IIS v7

+How to create the website in IIS v7

+How to access it Internally and externally

+How to access your website securely by using SSL

+Using DYNDNS

Thats it i also forgot to mention in the video about using 128-bit algorithm to enable it i will make a video for this also. There is a part 2 of how to access your website files using FTP so look out for that one!!

Thanks For Watching Rate, comment, like or dislike!!!

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• server
• 2008
• iisv7
• website
• dyndns
• tutorial
• software tutorial
• how
• to
• host
• free
• names
• Software Tutorial
• Microsoft
• Windows
• Server
• networking
• project
• no
• third
• party
• software

[Fapcraft]

Give that computer to a museum please.

[MrBOSSLUIS]

@Fapcraft if you paid attention am using a computer that can run windows server 2008 and windows 7 if paid attention the theme is windows classic!!!

[b2lee2]

nice video, it would be nicer however if you advanced through puberty.

[MrBOSSLUIS]

@b2lee2 well since its a nice video i wonder did it work for you because if it did then puberty has nothing to do it with it!! Remeber THAT!!!

[Fapcraft]

@MrBOSSLUIS Sorry D: (btw this helped a lot!) <33333333333333333333333333333

[PumpkinSeed17]

FYI, DYN still has many (260) top level domains available....for paid accounts :)

[MrBOSSLUIS]

@xXDJXYCX98Xx Actually i did read your comment and it is free the DYNDNS of course but eh!! you did scare me a bit i was going to be pissed off to be honest with you lol!!!

[MrBOSSLUIS]

@SgtGuerraUSMC make sure that you get the ip address from the server 2008 where you hosted at for example on my tutorials when i use vmware i actually run the website from the vmware machine. So make sure that your IP settings are correct and when you are setting up your routers for port forwarding make sure that the IP address for your server is port forwarded!!

[MrBOSSLUIS]

@SgtGuerraUSMC hey sorry could not respond to you earlier in order to get to your port forwarding is by accessing your d-link and configuring your port forwarding on your d-link. let me know if you need any help :)