Jonathan
Wed Jan 21 00:04:14 CST 2004
Hi,
And that difference is where the problem lies. Actually, it isn't a
problem. Odds are people outside of your network see it fine. The way
around this is to add an A Name to your AD DNS server for www.your.domain to
point to your public IP (or your web server's private IP)
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"SB" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I've got several sites set up in IIS. I created a new
> site in order to test a replacement for my default web
> site. Once I had tested. I changed the IP of the default
> to another address and the IP of the test to the live IP.
> after doing this the new site would not come up. Switched
> back and the old wouldn't come up either. I get "Page
> cannot be displayed" for both.
>
> The only thing that's different from the other sites that
> I have on this server is that the domain name is my
> Windows AD domain.
>
> Any ideas?