How do i access/edit IIS 8 hosted website with public ip from remote site in asp.net?

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I've hosted a trial website on public ip with specific port number using IIS 8 & Microsoft Windows server 2012. Problem is Me & my friends can't edit the website from remote location like from my laptop. We are developing website in asp.net.

We want our server as web server & also application development server. How do we edit it from any remote location. Need help ! Thanks in advance.

Right now we are doing some jugad (coping) by using TeamViewer.

Posted 22-Sep-13 8:46am

Pushkar Joshi

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RedDk 22-Sep-13 16:05pm

Talking through my hat here but why not give "Remote Desktop" a whirl? If it's still shipped with the OS under which you're currently administering IIS8 ...

jkirkerx 22-Sep-13 17:44pm

maybe you should setup an account for your use and create a FTP server pointing to your project folder, assigning the permissions from the account you created.

The FTP Server is in IIS Admin, or you need to add the program.

VICK 24-Sep-13 6:11am

I think RedDK has a propersolution posted for you..... i.e. Remote Desktop...

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