Number of Applications allowed

Discussion in 'Pre-sales questions' started by Guest, Dec 21, 2010.

  1. Guest

    Guest Guest

    I checked your offers and as far as I can see I can run exactly one "web app".

    If I have (for an example) www.mydom.com.
    There I run an ASP.NET 4.0 app.
    I also want to run a blog which (let's say) needs ASP.NET 2.x.
    And further a forum which has it's own security and needs ASP.NET 3.5.

    So the finaly result is:
    www.mydom.com (ASP.NET 4.0).
    blog.mydom.com (ASP.NET 2.x).
    forums.mydom.com (ASP.NET 3.5).

    What do I have to buy to enable such a scenario?

    And if I'm right - assume that I'm a web developer and build apps for customers.
    For demo purposes I want to run them with "my account" (hosted by you).
    Of course each of these app is an "isolated thing" it has (at least) it's own logins.
    The result (assume 3 projects like this):
    test1.mydom.com
    www.mydom.com/AVirtualDirToTest
    test2.mydom.com

    What would this mean? (What plan do I have to buy?)

    Thanks in advance
     
  2. Ray

    Ray

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  3. Guest

    Guest Guest

    Thank you for the fast information Ray,

    three questions are left about your email system.
    I saw you use smartermail which is great.

    Du you run the most current (7.0) version?

    Is there the ability to (no matter if for extra charge) to get smarter mail exchange active sync (push notification to mobile clients)?
    If not - is SyncML enabled in your hosting plans?
     
  4. Ray

    Ray

    At this time we are still evaluating and testing SmarterMail 7. The current version we are running is the Enterprise version 5.5. We do not support Exchange ActiveSync on SmarterMail however we do support SyncML is enabled on our email server.
     
  5. amk2010

    amk2010 Guest

    can you please confirm which of the above options is now available? Can i configure Microsoft outlook as well?
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  6. Ray

    Ray

    i'll try and test this out. I'll post in the forum on what I find.
     

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