What would be a secure method of doing all of that? She was thinking of using go daddy.

I’m posting this question for her as she’s embarrassed to ask.

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Get a PC in your home that mainly no one works on

Install it over there

Go to your Router/Modem, and insert the local IP of the PC you chose in the DMZ box

Go to DynDNS, or buy only a domain, and redirect the domain to your router’s IP.

*Risks*

There’s dDos, be ready to shut off your internet once that happens, a dDos will burn the least MB bandwidth you still have, so you better keep your website on low-profile.

If anyone had access to your FTP, he/she can upload a malicious upload, run it through HTML and gain control over your PC… so better watch out on FTP.

If you have a slow internet (512KB or 1mbpits), I don’t encourage you to host one since if many people are going to view your website daily or keeps refreshing, you’ll run out your bandwidth in less a month and will leave you with like a 12 KB/s download speed till the end of the month.

If you already have your own website you can do it yourself for minimal cost by using showmeproofs.com

Good luck,
Bill

Although I can understand why you would want a free host, it is important to look at the total package that comes with paying a host. Really a webhost is only as good as the customer service it offers. A great host should have 99% Network uptime, fast and reliable hardware, and 24X7 customer service availability. You should be able to call the Host 24 hours a day and speak to someone that can help. No matter who you are, you will want great customer service. I would look into HostMySite.com. They offer a 30 day money back guarantee. This way you are not tied down and still are free to go elsewhere.

Good Luck.
Sean Colicchio
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I have made many websites on HTML, XHTML with CSS also i have the expertise on web graphics. Now, i want to make websites on Joomla for my Clients.

So, i want to know all this stuff.

Hope you guys would help me

thanks

Not necessarily, you can setup your local machine as a web server and then have different sites setup that you wish to develop and test. Hosting accounts are useful to test things in the real world but not always a pre-requisite.

XAMPP would be an easy option to get you started locally on your machine:-

http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html

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Their hosting plan includes web builder, so you can create your site just by drag and drop (without any programming), or you could install Wordpress (easy, one click install from their control panel), choose a theme that you like, and start adding content.

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