Thanks for your response.  I do have a database, and that is the straw
that broke the camel's back.  On September 5, I could access it.  On
September 10, I could not .The ISP keeps telling me the
connectionString is wrong.  First they said the error was in
web.config, which did not even have a connectionString value until I
added it.  That didn't fix it. Now they are saying I need to change
the applicationmanagement.dll to update its connection string.  I have
no idea why they think such a value exists in this .dll. To me it
sounds like a copout to avoid the responsibility for whatever they did
that changed the environment after September 5.

  The database contains both a membership list and protected documents
that you retrieve from the database once logged in.  I presume I need
the ISP's cooperation to copy my database in full, yes?  Thanks.

Ken

On Sep 23, 2:17 am, Varun Jain <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Ken,
>
> I hope so, your question is about moving from one hosting to another
> hosting.
>
> It's depends on the website that what all resource does it use like,
> Database, etc.
>
> If it's only a simple website without database and all (only webpages), it's
> a pretty easy task by moving the file to another hoster.
>
> But if it has DB, then u have to move the database from one host to another
> and change the connection string accordingly.
>
> Apart from this, you have to change the nameserver's on your domain to point
> to your new webhosting provider and your new site.
>
> For instance, a websitehttp://www.webasystant.comand some one like to host
> with it. So, he just have to change the nameserver's to NS01.webasystant.com
> , NS02.webasystant.com and delete the previous nameservers. This means that
> now the website is pointing to the server's with the DNS name NS**.
> webasystant.com
>
> For any further help, do contact me!!!
>
> Regards,
> VJ
>
> On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 7:08 AM, OccasionalFlyer <[email protected]> wrote:
> >  My ISP has been so unreliable this year that I would like to move my
> > web site elsewhere.  Since I'm not an expert by any means in ASP.NET
> > (definitely still a newbie), I don't know how much work this would
> > be.  What would be involved, beyond the mechanical part of copying
> > files, to move my site to a different ISP?  Thanks.
>
> > Ken

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