NT Server, MS Proxy Server, MS Internet Information Server - installation and endless configuration, issues related to operating a server on Shaw@Home service.

MS FrontPage server extensions - installation and  configuration on a variety of servers.  Upgrades through FrontPage 98 to 2000 and 2002.

www.Macmurchie.com - Joe Macmurchie's website runs on his own NT server, which is connected to the Internet through the Shaw@Home service. His website is registered through Register.com, which supports direct DNS entries.  He therefore can run his webserver as Macmurchie.com, getting around some limitations of the normal Shaw@Home service.

Novatone Independent Records - Rick Macmurchie is hosting a website for his Novatone music activities on his own web server using the same technique as Joe Macmurchie (see above).

www.JoeTourist.net - Joe Carr is using FrontPage to host a variety of related web sites.  Joe has recently registered some new .ca Domain Names, including: JoeTourist.ca (Tropical travelogues), JoeCarr.ca (personal website), and Carr.ca (Carr family tree). Joe uses the same technique as Joe Macmurchie, running his own web server, but he uses easyDNS.com as his external DNS server.

Hu Filleul is using Adobe software to compose web pages on his Shaw@Home web space account.  He runs an extensive website, including: the Aircrew Association of Victoria, a Jokes website for his friend Gord, an upcoming 426 Squadron Reunion, and the Gordon Head Lions Club.

VCUG - Joe Carr has moved these web pages from the Shaw@Home website hosting service to Rick Macmurchie's novatone.net web server.  These are the pages you are now viewing!

Weather Station - Joe Macmurchie is running a full-capability weather station from his home location.  The software is hosted by his local server, and has a live web page display!  The hardware kit and software comes from a company in Oregon called Fascinating Electronics, and uses their Experimenter interface board.

Weather Station - Joe Carr is running a full-capability weather station from his home location.  The Virtual Weather Station software is hosted by his local server, and has a live web page display! The weather station hardware is sold by Radio Shack as the WX-200, but is manufactured by Oregon Scientific as the WM-918