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Website on LAN
Name: shaky86 Date: April 10, 2003 at 17:27:15 Pacific OS: win2000 server CPU/Ram: 1 Giga/512 RAM
Comment:
hi, I have installed win2000 server on my server and i have given internet sharing to the users.I have designed a website on flash so i want to keep this website on my lan locally so that my lan users can open this website on LAN.I don't want this website on the internet.I want it only for the local lan users. Please tell me how can i do that ....... I want the solution soooooooooon. Thanx
Name: PeteN Date: April 10, 2003 at 18:19:56 Pacific
Reply:
You have left out some information. Does your web server have multiple Network cards? Is it on a public and/or private network?
Generally speaking you will want to open up IIS and click on your web site in the left panel. Then right click on your web site name and choose properties. Choose the IP address of your private network card. Now, the web server will only respond to requests on that specific address.
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