DNS Problem

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sim said:
I just install a Exchange Server 2000 in a 2 cluster node.
I can access OWA by typing
http://clustervirtualserver/exchange but I can't access it
using http://192.168.0.100/exchange. In my DNS entry I add
a host which is clustervirtualserver = 192.168.0.100 and a
pointer in the backward lookup zone. What is the cause of
this one?Thanks in advance...
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Does the website have a host header?
If the site has a host header on the default site then you won't be able to
access it by its IP address.
 
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Kevin D. Goodknecht said:
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Does the website have a host header?
If the site has a host header on the default site then you won't be
able to access it by its IP address.

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Kevin, just to add, the individual IIS properties are not aware of the
cluster IP (if I remember this correctly), so therefore, you would need to
use a hostheader.

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Regards,
Ace

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