I have a ADSL (runs faster downstream than up) and have no trouble hosting web sites
off of this setup.
Jeffry Houser wrote:
>
> It depends upon the terms and conditions of her agreement with the DSL
> company.
>
> To host something, all you need is an internet connection. You can do
> it on a dial-up (although you won't get very good performance). All cable
> modem agreements I've seen forbid using the cable modem to host a
> server. DSL? Have her check her agreement. It would depend upon whether
> you have Asynchronous DSL or Synchronous DSL. (One has the same speed both
> ways, one is faster at downloading than sending, I forget which is
> which). I imagine same speed both ways would allow it, but one-way speed
> would not. Of course, that all depends on the agreement.
>
> At 05:53 AM 02/26/2001 -0700, you wrote:
> >Sorry for the off-topic post.
> >
> >I have a co-worker halfway across the nation who is building some GIS
> >applications using ARC IMS. She's running a W2K machine, IIS and has a DSL
> >connection to the web. Can she serve her own applications to the web so the
> >rest of the team can see what she's doing?
> >
> >A point in the right direction would be much appreciated!
> >
> >Erika Foster
> >engineering-environmental Management
> >Applications Developer
> >(505) 866-1654
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> >
> >
>
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