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Originally Posted by Cyclops
I would say that pretty good with computers, but I never played aroud with the IIS component, I have it installed, I guess I'll do some reading up on it and give it a try.
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If its installed, in administrative tools, open the "internet information services" snap in. thats where you can start/stop the server.
If ya click the + by your computer name, then the + by websites, you will see "default website". You can use that if you want, just make sure to remove some of the help files like localstart.asp, thats just a help page.
Also, you will want to run the iis lockdown tool, and the microsoft baseline security anylyzer, found respectively at:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...1-FD755D23CDEC
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
Once you have that all setup, make a test page (just one line of text, for testing), label it index.htm, and put it into the folder for the website (default unless you changed it is c:\inetpub\wwwroot\). Then make sure you have any firewalls configured to allow http port 80, set the router if you have one to forward port 80 to your computer, and then try to view your webpage. To view it, open internet explorer, and type into it http;//your.ip.number.here (it should look like http;//123.456.789.123, purposly used a ; so it wont make a link)
Then, you have to go back to the snap in (start>administrative tools>internet information services). Click the plus by the computer, the plus by websites. You will see "default website" (if you didnt rename it). Right click on default website (or whatever you named it) and choose "properties". On that window, along the top is some tabs. Look for the one that says "HTTP Headers". Click on that tab. Down near the bottom of that tab is a section that says "Mime map" and a button to the right that says "File types". Click that button. The little window that pops up, click on "New type". In the little window that pops up, on the top line, for file extension, put "adp" but WITHOUT QUOTES, and WITHOUT THE PERIOD! (not ".adp"!!) On the second line, without the quotes, put "audio/adpcm". Click ok, then ok, then ok, then ok (till all the windows are gone). Put a file you want on the blackberry into c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ then on the blackberry, put in the address in this format. http;//123.456.789.123/example.adp
That will download the ringtone named "example.adp" from your server.
EDIT: This is for a blackberry 710x series that uses adp ringtones. It will work for other types, but you have to add the appropriate mime types for the file type. ex: samsung phones use .mmf files. the mime type would be "mmf" "application/vnd.smaf".
EDIT 2: You dont need webspace from your isp. Your webspace is your computer on this setup. No storage limits (like 10megs or whatever from the isp). If you are on residential service, they might not like the server, but if its just you on it, and dont keep an index.htm file (that way if someone hits your address, they get "page cannot be displayed") they wont notice. Make your page named something like bbtones.htm and go to it by typing in the blackberry "http;//123.456.789.123/bbtones.htm"