ASP.NET
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How to Send Mail from Your Website on Windows Shared Services
Configure SMTP mail sending from websites on Windows shared hosting using our dedicated server mailer.anaxanet.com with no authentication. This guide details ports, restrictions on FROM addresses, why PHP mail() is disabled, and provides complete code samples for ASP.NET C#, VB, Classic ASP, and PHP
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Is ASP.NET Full Trust Mode Available?
Yes, our Windows services support and only support ASP.NET full trust mode. It is enabled by default with no configuration required. Create your website, select the ASP.NET version, and deploy your application immediately. Full trust removes CAS restrictions that commonly break components needing fi
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ASPnix Server-Side Language Limits and Settings
ASPnix applies fixed limits for Classic ASP, ASP.NET, PHP, and IIS on shared hosting to ensure stability and fair resource use. Classic ASP and ASP.NET allow 1 GB uploads and 90-second execution. PHP is limited to 64 MB uploads, 60-second script timeout, 1800-second input timeout, and 2 FastCGI work
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MySQL ODBC and .NET Connector Support on ASPnix Windows Hosting
ASPnix Windows shared hosting servers include pre-installed MySQL ODBC drivers (legacy v3 and GA v5) and .NET connectors for .NET 2.0 and 4.0. This guide details version compatibility, provides C# connection examples for both interfaces, outlines best practices, and identifies common pitfalls when i
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Cannot Find or Select .NET 3.5 or .NET 4.5
This is expected behavior. .NET 3.5 extends .NET 2.0 so enabling 2.0 provides access to its libraries and features. .NET 4.5 replaces .NET 4.0 so any 4.x selection activates 4.5 capabilities. This guide details the version mappings, control panel choices, web.config examples, and troubleshooting for
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What versions of .NET Framework or .NET Core are available?
Our Windows shared servers support .NET Framework from 2.0 to 4.8 and .NET Core/.NET from 1.0.16 through 10.0 (Preview 1). This guide lists every available runtime so you can match your application's target framework, avoid compatibility errors, and leverage the best performance and security updates