Host C# web application without IIS

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Actually i have developed a C# web application and now i want to host my published file to IIS of my computer. But now the problem is, i am working for a banking project so i dont have admin access to do this hosting process in IIS. I took the help of my administrator and he tried it in my machine via taking remote access. Then he couldn't able to even find the folder(Published folder) in machine. In IIS its showing his desktop and his own folders since IIS opened via his credentials. So is there any other possible way to host the application rather than IIS or internet. Now both these possibilities are almost impossible.

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Actually i have developed a C# web application and now i want to host my published file to IIS of my computer. But now the problem is, i am working for a banking project so i dont have admin access to do this hosting process in IIS. I took the help of my administrator and he tried it in my machine via taking remote access. Then he couldn't able to even find the folder(Published folder) in machine. In IIS its showing his desktop and his own folders since IIS opened via his credentials. So is there any other possible way to host the application rather than IIS or internet. Now both these possibilities are almost impossible.

Posted 5-Sep-18 4:07am

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Updated 5-Sep-18 5:55am

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2018-09-05T05:55:00

Run the project from within Visual Studio. It will launch an instance of IIS Express to host your application.

NB: This is for development and testing purposes only. If you want to make your application available to others, then you'll need to host it on a server. Hosting on a workstation is not an option - the included version of IIS is limited to 10 concurrent connections.

Your network administrator should either give you access to publish the application to a server, or get you to send them the published output so that they can deploy it to a server.