Win 2K Adv Srv, WEB Sites, continuation of previous post

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Cliff

This is a followup to a previous post...

I have set up a web server in my office (Win 2K Adv Srv and IIS 5.0).

Network Solutions is handling my public DNS.

My URL is pointed to my router's IP.

My Router is sending all port 80 requests to my web server (192.168.0.17).

When I type my url into a browser, the default web site comes up.

However, I'm expecting the OTHER web site to come up. The web site
associated with the url I'm typing in is not the default web site.

I'm close...what am I missing...

I'm reading about DNS and think it's in there as I do not have any zones or
A records setup. I have AD installed to support my Exchange 2000 Server so
when I set up my A records am I doing it in DNS or AD?

Thanks,

Cliff
 
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Cliff said:
This is a followup to a previous post...

I have set up a web server in my office (Win 2K Adv Srv and IIS 5.0).

Network Solutions is handling my public DNS.

My URL is pointed to my router's IP.

My Router is sending all port 80 requests to my web server
(192.168.0.17).

When I type my url into a browser, the default web site comes up.

However, I'm expecting the OTHER web site to come up. The web site
associated with the url I'm typing in is not the default web site.

I'm close...what am I missing...

I'm reading about DNS and think it's in there as I do not have any
zones or A records setup. I have AD installed to support my Exchange
2000 Server so when I set up my A records am I doing it in DNS or AD?

Thanks,

Cliff
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Create the www record and give it the internal IP address of the webserver.

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Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory
 
C> When I type my url into a browser, the default web site comes up.
C> However, I'm expecting the OTHER web site to come up. [...]

Your problem is thus a problem with configuring virtual hosting on
your content HTTP server, and not a DNS problem at all. You are in
the wrong newsgroup.
 
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Cliff said:
Ace, you da man...all is working well. Thank you.
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Cool !!


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Ace

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Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory
 
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