Wise words and something I'm considering. I have two web apps with them (my own ASP.NET apps, not DNN) and they have completely failed to migrate them. In the end I told them to stop bother and let a professional (me) migrate the site myself. After all, I uploaded it in the first place. I was lining up a DNN to move to them but I've left it running on my own dev server for now as that works.

The show stopper for me is that they way they implement sub-domains (e.g. mysite1.mydomin.com, mysite2.mydomain.com) just doesn't work on the new platform. Low down is that the sub-domains don't appear to be separate IIS websites (as they were on the old platform) and redirect therefore doesn't work. I use the Response.Redirect("~\MyPage.aspx") all over the place. If you had a subdomain call mysite1.mydomin.com in a sub-folder called "mysite1", a the precending redirect loads http:\\mysite1.mydomain.com\mysite1\mypage.aspx and not http:\\mysite1.mydomain.com\mypage.aspx (as it did on the old platform).

I assume this would break DNN as well as I'm guessing it uses Response.Redirect somewhere.

I suppose I could re-write my own app to handle this fudge.

Cheers, Rob.

Unfortuntely that's not going to happen. 1-2 months I've heard before they are shut down so you need to either get your problems resolved or look elsewhere and ask for a refund.

Cheers, Rob.