transfer of a project to another machine

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Hello asp.net Masters,

I need to transfer my web applocation to another m/c and to run it.two m/c are not connected at all.i need to transfer apps using external stroage device.how can i transfer app without installing VS2010 AND sql server 2005 and run on other m/c.i am using a embedded database .mdf db.

along with the tranfer, i want to secure my app from replication,so he can't distribute it other m/c too.like can i create autenticate a login credentials with mac address of machine or something.
or i can secure my database with some password?

thanks in advence.

Posted 23-Dec-11 1:11am

Sanjeev236

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2011-12-23T11:27:00

This question is wrong in the following sense: if you host your own Web site by yourself on your computer, this is not a problem as you do whatever you want. If you host it using some Web hosting provider, the answer totally depends on the provider's settings. Technically, such things are routinely resolved by different secure methods; what exactly your provider can do totally depends on this provider. In this case, the only relevant party to ask this question is the representative of your provider company, for example, customer service.

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