We are running both,

For the mean time setup your server as follows :

Install the .net core web hosting version.

Create a new dedicated application pool and have it set to no managed code.

Move all .net core sites into the new application pool, and hope like hell that your clients dont ask for nopcommerce hosting 🙂

AFAIK SolidCP does not support .net core yet so until there is support for it, you'll need to manually move each site into the application pool that you created above, and tell your client(s) and staff not to make any changes to the site's extension settings within SolidCP as this will move your site to your .net application pools

I also run .net core on shared hosting and it is working without any issue. Please just make sure that your hosting provider have installed .net core on their server. You just need to deploy your files to your root folder and it will work without any issues. If you have any problems, you can contact your hosting provider. Oh yeah, FYI, I use asphostportal.

hi, no i meant has anyone installed .net core on a shared webhosting server, ie like an isp, i need to offer .netcore to my own clients, i just need to know if there are any funny configurations needed, before i deploy it to production servers.

I am running asp.net and asp.net core apps on the same server, but in different sub-directories. You can read about my experience running asp.net core apps on a shared IIS host here: https://birdsbits.blog/2019/02/18/publishing-an-asp-net-core-web-app-to-a-cheap-windows-hosting-service/