I am trying to host a website from home, www.marineservicecompany.co
I have a box running Microsoft small business server 2003, which uses IIS 6 as the web-server softwareâ?¦which sits behind a cayman-netopia dsl routerâ?¦this router assigns ip address 192.168.1.1 to my server box, and I have correctly configured a â??pinholeâ?? on this router (port forwarding) for tcp port 80 to 192.168.1.1â?
I have purchased a static ip from bellsouth, and it is applied to the router correctlyâ?
I have full normal connectivity going out from the server box to the internetâ?

In IIS, I have created a new website, done all the typical configuration things for it, like setting up anonymous access, set it for port 80, pointed the default directory to c:\inetpub\wwwroot (which is where my default.htm and all other webpage files are stored), the website ip is set to "all unassinged",etcâ?
No matter what ive tried to do with this, I cannot get the webpage to come up from an external hostâ?
Either by the domain name or the ip address entered into a browserâ?¦(when putting the ip address into a browser, i dont get anything...
In fact, I was told by bellsouth that everything is setup correctly with the router, the pinhole port forwarding, and with their dns systemâ?¦they say the fact that when the ip address is entered into a webbrowser and nothing is returned, is indicative of something ive done wrong with the server or iis configuration, but I cannot determine whatâ?
as info, i have removed the dns component of sbs2003, since im using my isp's dns system...and ive removed ISA so there is no firewall blocking issue..
when using the browser on the server, going to http://localhost i can see the website just fine and it is fully functional...

Re: no pages being served by jcochran

jcochran
Wed Apr 14 12:38:55 CDT 2004

On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 08:21:05 -0700, "kurt" <kurt.oakley@bellsouth.com>
wrote:

>I am trying to host a website from home, www.marineservicecompany.com
>I have a box running Microsoft small business server 2003, which uses IIS 6 as the web-server softwareâ?¦which sits behind a cayman-netopia dsl routerâ?¦this router assigns ip address 192.168.1.1 to my server box, and I have correctly configured a â??pinholeâ?? on this router (port forwarding) for tcp port 80 to 192.168.1.1â?¦
>I have purchased a static ip from bellsouth, and it is applied to the router correctlyâ?¦
>I have full normal connectivity going out from the server box to the internetâ?¦
>
>In IIS, I have created a new website, done all the typical configuration things for it, like setting up anonymous access, set it for port 80, pointed the default directory to c:\inetpub\wwwroot (which is where my default.htm and all other webpage files are stored), the website ip is set to "all unassinged",etcâ?¦
>No matter what ive tried to do with this, I cannot get the webpage to come up from an external hostâ?¦
>Either by the domain name or the ip address entered into a browserâ?¦(when putting the ip address into a browser, i dont get anything...)
>In fact, I was told by bellsouth that everything is setup correctly with the router, the pinhole port forwarding, and with their dns systemâ?¦they say the fact that when the ip address is entered into a webbrowser and nothing is returned, is indicative of something ive done wrong with the server or iis configuration, but I cannot determine whatâ?¦
>as info, i have removed the dns component of sbs2003, since im using my isp's dns system...and ive removed ISA so there is no firewall blocking issue...
>when using the browser on the server, going to http://localhost i can see the website just fine and it is fully functional...

The obvious issue would be the address translation in your router. If
IIS works on localhost, it's not an IIS issue with the poossible
excpetion of a host header or IP addressing issue. Make sure you use
All Unassigned and no host header when you try browsing by IP.

Jeff