Web Site Hosting Problem

I am running SBS 2000 and am having a problem getting my
websites to publish. I have two web sites I am trying to
host. (My box has two nics and I am using host headers)
I have installed the frontpage 2002 extensions and can see
and work with the default web site just fine. However I
cannot access the other two sites with frontpage or the
server admin pages. When I try to go to the site from the
admin page it says:

11001 - Host not found
Internet Security and Acceleration Server

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Technical Information (for support personnel)

Background:
This error indicates that the gateway could not find the
IP address of the Web site you are trying to access.

ISA Server: ct-101.(mydomain).local
Via:

I would appreciate any help!

Mariette
Sun Sep 28 07:45:54 CDT 2003

In news:153a801c38579$c0a06520$a601280a@phx.gbl,
Scott <scott@cadyco.com> wrote:

> I am running SBS 2000 and am having a problem getting my
> websites to publish. I have two web sites I am trying to
> host. (My box has two nics and I am using host headers)
> I have installed the frontpage 2002 extensions and can see
> and work with the default web site just fine. However I
> cannot access the other two sites with frontpage or the
> server admin pages. When I try to go to the site from the
> admin page it says:

You must use Web Publishing Rules, see:

How do I host a website on SBS 2000:
http://www.smallbizserver.net/SBS2000/How_do_I_host_a_website_on_SBS_2000.aspx

How to configure ISA Server Publishing Rules:
http://www.smallbizserver.net/SBS2000/How_to_configure_ISA_Server_Publishing_Rules.aspx


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Mariette Knap
http://wwww.smallbizserver.net

Shared
Mon Sep 29 16:48:48 CDT 2003

Would this work for a sub-domain?

Our main domain is hosted with a hosting company but I'm wanting to setup a
sub-domain - e.g. members.mydomain.com on the SBS. I'm not sure if the
webhosting would work for this setup. Also, is there a way to restrict the
inbound connections so that they only are accepted from the hosted website?

Admin




"Mariette Knap [SBS MVP]" <mariette@smallbizserver.net> wrote in message
news:eIOe35bhDHA.3784@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> In news:153a801c38579$c0a06520$a601280a@phx.gbl,
> Scott <scott@cadyco.com> wrote:
>
> > I am running SBS 2000 and am having a problem getting my
> > websites to publish. I have two web sites I am trying to
> > host. (My box has two nics and I am using host headers)
> > I have installed the frontpage 2002 extensions and can see
> > and work with the default web site just fine. However I
> > cannot access the other two sites with frontpage or the
> > server admin pages. When I try to go to the site from the
> > admin page it says:
>
> You must use Web Publishing Rules, see:
>
> How do I host a website on SBS 2000:
>
http://www.smallbizserver.net/SBS2000/How_do_I_host_a_website_on_SBS_2000.aspx
>
> How to configure ISA Server Publishing Rules:
>
http://www.smallbizserver.net/SBS2000/How_to_configure_ISA_Server_Publishing_Rules.aspx
>
>
> --
> Mariette Knap
> http://wwww.smallbizserver.net
>
>

Mariette
Tue Sep 30 00:39:07 CDT 2003

In news:5N1eb.2593$RU4.31276@newsfep4-glfd.server.ntli.net,
Shared Care <admin@nospamhere.sharedcare.org> wrote:

> Would this work for a sub-domain?
>
> Our main domain is hosted with a hosting company but I'm wanting to
> setup a sub-domain - e.g. members.mydomain.com on the SBS. I'm not
> sure if the webhosting would work for this setup. Also, is there a
> way to restrict the inbound connections so that they only are
> accepted from the hosted website?

Of course this will work for sub domains too. Imagine this:

www.yourdomain.com on IP adres_1
sub-domain.yourdomain.com on IP address_2

You need to create:

A DNS zone with the host A record for 'www' pointing to IP adres_1 and a
host A record for 'sub-domain' pointing to IP adres_2

You want external users to see sub-domain.yourdomain.com? Be sure that the
authoritive person for yourdomain.com created a host A record for
sub-domain.yourdomain.com pointing to the IP address of your external Nic
*and* create a destination set/web publishing rule for it in ISA.



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Mariette Knap
http://wwww.smallbizserver.net