@Ershad Normally setting up a webserver involves a number of steps. As Manu's post, you have to get a static public IP. I suggest to you to get a lesed line and a few public IPs. This would help you to provide higher bandwidths (say 1:4) to users of your portal, when hundreds of requests exists for times. The next step is to run a webserver like apache ( I prefer you to use LAMPP ) and on the top layer use some CMS like drupal/Joomla or some sort of web 2.0 applications. You would probably have a record on backbone network DNS if you pay for a domain. Free domain registration facilities are already there. The preferable O.S is CentOS. Happy hacking... ---------------------------------------- Freedom Is The Only Law... ---------------------------------------- Subin Sebastian College of Engineering Munnar - 685612 +91-944-6475826
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