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I have a web site set up in IIS, mysite.net, which I want to be accessible ONLY from within my local network. So it's supposed to be an intranet site.
Now, the way the DNS server and the Web server are configured, when I go to "mysite.net" from the server computer, it all works fine; it's reachable. What I don't know how to do is to make this accessible from the clients computers.
PS: I can reach it from a client computer if I set preferred DNS server, on the router, to point to my server, but then I can't get to the web.
So, what am I missing? Is it a config to be done on the DNS server? On the Web server? On the router? Am I missing one or more hardware components?
Thank you.
@heavyd Thank you for the help on the revision. – fduayer – 2014-05-08T19:44:28.780
No problem. And just for future reference, typically, if your question is on the wrong site, the best course of action is to flag the question for moderator attention and ask them to move it for you, rather than reposting. Your original will likely be moved anyway, so we'll end up with a duplicate. – heavyd – 2014-05-08T19:47:59.953
Got it. Kinda of inexperienced, still. I'll try to flag the other one for removal. Can that be done? – fduayer – 2014-05-08T20:01:28.347
If I remember right, if there aren't any answers yet you should be able to delete it yourself. – heavyd – 2014-05-08T20:02:28.480
Yep! Correct. Just did that. Thank you again for all the advices. Now we should be all set. Just one question; no duplicates; and in the right place. :) – fduayer – 2014-05-08T20:03:29.650
Don't forget to mark one of the answers as your accepted answer after the minimum time elapses. – Lynn Crumbling – 2014-05-08T20:13:26.460