VS2010 mssql server 2008 dotnet C# godaddy.com webhost

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Ok friends - I gave up digging up to find a solution to upload all my .aspx, .aspx.cs, database folder App_code, App_Data,images etc in Godaddy.com webhost and make the domain go public.

What I have tried:

I did a simple dotnet project with sql server 2008 as database that includes Stored Procedure, for my client in my local PC that works well and good.
I uploaded all files and folders in godaddy.com with a .com domain name registered already. After that I dont know how to make it public.
I have experience in uploading ASP based websites - but not aspx or any DotNet websites
Please help me step by step to make the website live.
Please dont ignore even a small step of the complete flow.
I dont want any reference url please that confuses me a lot.
I have only VS2010 MSSql Server 2008 and Sql Server Management Studio.
Thanks
Ravi

Posted 17-Feb-21 22:44pm

ravitv

Updated 17-Feb-21 22:48pm

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Richard Deeming 18-Feb-21 4:54am

If this is a new site, why are you using such out-of-date tech?

* SQL 2008 is 13 years old, and no longer supported by Microsoft.
* VS2010 is 11 years old, and is also no longer supported by Microsoft.

ravitv 22-Feb-21 9:41am

Yea, its true. I have to update myself as well as my software environment. Thanks for your suggestion.

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farremireia · Accepted Answer · 2021-02-17T22:48:00

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Hi! I know this might sound stupid and you have probably already done it but have you tried the help chat in godaddy? I have had some issues in the past in regards of the website going live etc and they have been able to guide me and help me!

I'm sorry I can't help you more than this!

Posted 17-Feb-21 22:48pm

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ravitv 22-Feb-21 9:44am

farremireia, Can you recollect what godaddy has guided, it will be useful for many followers. Thanks.