<p>This mode instructions for localhost are assuming your are running the browser ON the web server. If you don't have access to a windows desktop on the server that won't be possible. Your new "site" should have a Hostname associated with it. It's this name you need to use in the URL... like&nbsp;<a href="http://myserver">http://</a>myserver.winhost.com/start.aspx.&nbsp;</p><p>Do you know you're servers hostname?</p>

<p>I am sorry to say I don't know.  LOL!!  I am working on a Windows computer, and I am logged into the winhost website using Firefox.  I have tried typing a variety of things into a new browser...sometimes I get a pop up that asks for my username and password. The closest I have come was entering the ftp address and I get this to open:&nbsp; </p><p>"If you are seeing this on in your browser it means one of a few things:      + You are not running on a Windows server. Rock requires a Windows hosting       platform running IIS 7+ and ASP.Net 4.5.1. For more information be sure       to read our hosting guides.      + Your Windows server is not configured to run ASP.Net. Please see our       guides to help you walk though the configuration of ASP.Net.      + The Internet has crashed. Better take the day off while it gets rebooted."</p><p>I am not a computer programmer at all...I have a Master's in Technology Integration, so I am usually pretty fast with computers, but this has me totally stumped.&nbsp; LOL! I see things like "Web Server", "server name", "secondary web URL", "Path to Root", "FTP", "Secondary FTP".&nbsp; I don't know how to open a browser on the web server. &nbsp; <br></p><p>I appreciate your help!!&nbsp; I have Googled and Googled and I am ready to give up!<br></p>

<p>Amber, did you sign up for a domain name when you signed up for Winhost? Or perhaps did you tell Winhost what address you want your new website (Rock) to use - a domain you already own?</p><p>Of the fields you mention, "server name" and "secondary web url" seem the most likely to contain what you need - could you tell us what those read? And possibly the Web Server field as well.</p><p>I could be wrong but I don't believe that Winhost gives you remote login access to the server, so you won't be able to open a browser on the server like you could if you were self-hosting, for instance.<br></p>

<p>Hi Michael!&nbsp; I signed up for a domain and used these instructions to point the domain to winhost:  This information should be used when updating your domain's name server entries to point to Winhost.  Name Servers:      ns1.winhost.com [72.20.39.182]     ns2.winhost.com [64.79.170.62]     ns3.winhost.com [72.3.168.32] </p><p>Here is the ftp info: </p><p>server name: w24</p><p>ftp: ftp.echohoperocks.com </p><p>Secondary ftp: ftp.w24.wh-2.com</p><p>Thanks!<br></p>

<p>Edit with Answer: My issue was I needed to create a web.config file and drop it in the same dir as the start.aspx file. I was super new to this and took a little bit to figure out. I am posting incase anyone seraches the same error I had.</p><p>1. Create a web.config file.</p><p>2. I entered this exactly as is.</p><p>&lt;?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?&gt;<br> &lt;configuration&gt; <br>  &lt;system.web&gt; <br>  &lt;trust level="Full" /&gt; <br>  &lt;/system.web&gt; <br>  &lt;/configuration&gt;</p><p>3. Save and upload to the same folder or dir as the start.aspx file.</p><p>4. Step 4 is only if you are not installing the ROCK in the root. I Used a sub dir so I needed to tell winhost where the application starting point is. Open winhost site manager and select "Application starting point" enter the sub dir and you should be all set.<br><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>