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How to publish a website ?

I would like to publish a website. What are the steps involved ?
Step 1. Aquire static IP address.
Step 2. Register domain ? ( Where is the best place to do this ?)
Step 3. ?
Step 4. ?
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I want to host the site. I have the sever and the static ip address.
I now have frontpage and I have started to build some pages. I want to test
the site although I have not done the registration as yet. Can I test with just the ip address?
Shouldn't I be able to type the IP in the internet browser and access the pages from home
(the server is at work)
Where in IIS do I need to place the IP to access the pages over the internet ?
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Why only a grade B?
The grades should be awarded as per the description below. Higher grades do not cost you additional question points.
A grade B is particularly poor in this case, as I've had to wait almost 2 years for the points!
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