How to access a ASP.NET project with a URL from a website

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Hi,

I'm new to asp.net. I have created a asp.net project in Visual Studio. I can access and see it in debug mode with IIS Express. New step is to deploy this project, so I can write a URL in a website and then access the website I created in my project.

Thanks,

What I have tried:

I have searched for it on the internet, but I'm really new so I don't know where to start.
Every input/websites can help me, so me what you know.

Posted 15-Jun-16 22:40pm

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Updated 19-Jun-16 20:53pm

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2016-06-15T22:51:00

Right...what you need to do is find a web hosting service. There are a lot of them around, but you probably want to find one that is relevant to you - if their technical support speaks your native language (I assume Danish) then that can help a lot. Some charge a monthly or annual fee, some are free (but the free ones generally speaking aren't a lot of good, it can be worth starting with one to see how you get on before "committing" actual money to a website).
They will almost certainly provide you with a free domain name - the bit after "www." and before ".com", or ".co.uk", or ".dk"; and also provide you with storage space and a database server. They will also tell you what to do to publish your site to the web (it's normally just a case of copying the files to the right folder on their server via FTP)
You can do it all yourself, but it's a lot more complicated, and requires you to keep a PC on permanently connected to a static IP address (which you probably don't have - most ISP's default to a dynamic address which changes everytime the router is connected).

So start with Google and see what hosts you can find! (I pay to use Arvixe, and don't have any problems but I know a lot of people swear at them a lot so they probably aren't a good recommendation.)