Re: WebDNA 5.0 Questions
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2003
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 47797
interpreted = N
texte = Doug -This still leaves the question unanswered in my mind...How do you define a website as distinct from a domain?Will we be able to host multiple domains on the same server under a single website license? Say I have the following:www.mysite.com at 123.1.1.1 www.client1.com at 123.1.1.1 www.client2.com at 123.1.1.2 secure.client2.com at 123.1.1.2All running on the same OSX server, with their content in standard locations:/Library/WebServer/WebSites/www.mysite.com /Library/WebServer/WebSites/www.client1.com /Library/WebServer/WebSites/www.client2.comWill this setup require additional website licenses?- brianOn Friday, February 14, 2003, at 03:15 PM, Doug Deck wrote: > So here's the lowdown on website-based pricing and the ISP sandbox. > The ISP > sandbox is essentially a security feature. If you have multiple > websites > hosted on a single server, you can isolate each site in its own secure > folder. All administrative settings, databases, trigger definitions, > etc, > related to that site would be protected. > > While Enterprise Edition is an unlimited website license, the default > for > Developer, Partner and Commerce Editions is one website. This allows > us to > provide a lower cost of entry into WebDNA while maintaining > flexibility. > (References to domains in the preview document will be updated to > websites, which is a more accurate term.) Additional website > add-ons > may be easily added at a reasonable price. When adding website > add-ons to > the WebDNA license, a new serial number is created that is dependant > upon > the original one. Merely adding the new serial number into the admin > will > add the number of website add-ons purchased. Obviously, someone > currently > hosting dozens or hundreds of websites on a single WebDNA license will > want > to consider Enterprise Edition; in addition to being able to host any > number > of websites, each one can be sandboxed, delivering greater value and > security to the customer. > -- Brian Fries, BrainScan Software -- http://www.brainscansoftware.com -- ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Doug -This still leaves the question unanswered in my mind...How do you define a website as distinct from a domain?Will we be able to host multiple domains on the same server under a single website license? Say I have the following:www.mysite.com at 123.1.1.1 www.client1.com at 123.1.1.1 www.client2.com at 123.1.1.2 secure.client2.com at 123.1.1.2All running on the same OSX server, with their content in standard locations:/Library/WebServer/WebSites/www.mysite.com /Library/WebServer/WebSites/www.client1.com /Library/WebServer/WebSites/www.client2.comWill this setup require additional website licenses?- brianOn Friday, February 14, 2003, at 03:15 PM, Doug Deck wrote: > So here's the lowdown on website-based pricing and the ISP sandbox. > The ISP > sandbox is essentially a security feature. If you have multiple > websites > hosted on a single server, you can isolate each site in its own secure > folder. All administrative settings, databases, trigger definitions, > etc, > related to that site would be protected. > > While Enterprise Edition is an unlimited website license, the default > for > Developer, Partner and Commerce Editions is one website. This allows > us to > provide a lower cost of entry into WebDNA while maintaining > flexibility. > (References to domains in the preview document will be updated to > websites, which is a more accurate term.) Additional website > add-ons > may be easily added at a reasonable price. When adding website > add-ons to > the WebDNA license, a new serial number is created that is dependant > upon > the original one. Merely adding the new serial number into the admin > will > add the number of website add-ons purchased. Obviously, someone > currently > hosting dozens or hundreds of websites on a single WebDNA license will > want > to consider Enterprise Edition; in addition to being able to host any > number > of websites, each one can be sandboxed, delivering greater value and > security to the customer. > -- Brian Fries, BrainScan Software -- http://www.brainscansoftware.com -- ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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