Re: AWS applications and domain hosting
- From: tmoran@xxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 21:42:24 -0500
> ... it may make more sense not to use port 80. ...
If your traffic is light you might just want to run your own server on
your own computer using either a static IP address or, if dynamic, a
dynamic DNS provider (see for instance the free service from www.dyndns.org). I do that with a specialized version of smplsrvr.
I do that with an old Windows machine connected via DSL using a modified
version of smplsrvr. It uses a port other than 80 since it's not intended
for mass usage and the relevant web references can say www.xxx.yyy/aaa:nnnn
I also added a simple SMTP server to smplsrvr on port 25 to receive
and process text messages from my cellphone.
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