I am working with an organisation who have an Umbraco 7.x website (which - I think - has the site content database stored in app_data as an SDF file - and not MS SQL/MySQL).
They're looking to host this site somewhere.
They also have a domain name, and a requirement for some email forwarding (including one email address that needs to forward each email received to several recipients).
Ideally - to keep things simple - they'd like to find a single company who can act as their domain name registrar, deal with their email forwarding requirements, and host their Umbraco site.
Just wondered if anyone had a recommendation of a webhost that could deal with all of the above?
I'm using Asphostportal.com. But they use MSSQL or MySQL here. I don't know if you can able to store you app data as SDF file. You can just contact them directly if you are interested. If you are using MSSQL db, I can make sure Umbraco run perfectly on their server.
Web and email host recommendation
Hello all,
I am working with an organisation who have an Umbraco 7.x website (which - I think - has the site content database stored in app_data as an SDF file - and not MS SQL/MySQL).
They're looking to host this site somewhere.
They also have a domain name, and a requirement for some email forwarding (including one email address that needs to forward each email received to several recipients).
Ideally - to keep things simple - they'd like to find a single company who can act as their domain name registrar, deal with their email forwarding requirements, and host their Umbraco site.
Just wondered if anyone had a recommendation of a webhost that could deal with all of the above?
Thank you,
Steve.
Hi Steve,
I'm using Asphostportal.com. But they use MSSQL or MySQL here. I don't know if you can able to store you app data as SDF file. You can just contact them directly if you are interested. If you are using MSSQL db, I can make sure Umbraco run perfectly on their server.
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