Dns & routing

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Daniel Aguilar

Hi, I'm a newbie, so everything I do seems stupid. I 've successfully set up
my website in Win2k and think I've made all the appropriate adjustments to
dns, dhcp. although I was able to access my website via my ip 66.15.3.etc.
but I can't access it using my fqdn. I thought I set it correctly in routing
and remote access, but probably not.

Any suggestions for newbie Dan?

Thanks

I'm also getting error 1000 in the dns server event log.
 
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Daniel Aguilar said:
Hi, I'm a newbie, so everything I do seems stupid. I 've
successfully set up my website in Win2k and think I've
made all the appropriate adjustments to dns, dhcp.
although I was able to access my website via my ip
66.15.3.etc. but I can't access it using my fqdn. I
thought I set it correctly in routing and remote access,
but probably not.

Any suggestions for newbie Dan?

Thanks

I'm also getting error 1000 in the dns server event log.
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http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=1000&eventno=1832&source=DNS&phase=1
 
Daniel Aguilar said:
Hi, I'm a newbie, so everything I do seems stupid.
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We were all newbies at some time, and most of us
will be newbies at something else next week if we
keep learning.
I 've successfully set up
my website in Win2k and think I've made all the appropriate adjustments to
dns, dhcp.
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If you can say (with confidence) "all the appropriate
adjustments" then you are no longer a newbie -- especially
if you are correct said:
although I was able to access my website via my ip 66.15.3.etc.
but I can't access it using my fqdn. I thought I set it correctly in routing
and remote access, but probably not.
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What did you try? What were the exact results?

And if they failed then did you change to using:

ping (Name AND Number, which works?)
tracert (if ping fails completely)
nslookup

perhaps even try:

telnet IP.Ad.dre.ss 80

verses;

telnet web.server.com 80
Any suggestions for newbie Dan?
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Yes, report EXACT results, and don't try to troubleshoot
much from the GUI (like IE, Net Neighborhood.)

Use the command line.

You can tell how smart a computer person is by whether
or not they keep a command prompt open CONSTANTLY
<grin>
 
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