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iisdude
Joined: 05 Oct 2006
Posts: 2
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 Posted: Thu 05 Oct '06 13:52 Post subject: ISP->IIS->APACHE->(not working properly) |
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Hi People,
I have trying to fix a major headache of mine for the last 2 months.....
I will put it past you to see if you have ideas. Thanks in advance.
I bought a domain name (mydomainname.org.uk) from 123reg.
I setup the redirection to my static ip 212.xxx.xxx.xxx from plusnet (ISP)
This is fed into my windows 2000 server and redirected to an internal workstation (192.168.16.94) where apache sits.
Apache works great for internal and external visits BUT.....
When I type my new domain name in - it converts it to my static IP address. But I want to see my domain name instead. I have checked and checked everything but cant find nothing wrong.
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James Blond
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Joined: 19 Jan 2006
Posts: 7364
Location: Germany, Next to Hamburg
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Does IIS call Apache in a proxy situation? Please explain, what does the IIS do.
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ServerName yourdomain.co.uk:80
UseCanonicalName On
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iisdude
Joined: 05 Oct 2006
Posts: 2
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IIS is Windows Server Firewall as such......
It directs and blocks ports etc and whatever you want which in case doesnt seem to be the problem.
On my domain name control panel (123reg) I can redirect to my ISP IP by using either framed or non-framed. Now using framed is fine because it replaces the IP address with the domain name. But I dont like using frames when using PHP so I want the redirection to be frameless hence my problem.
My domain name is using 123reg's DNS and Name servers. Is this the problem or can I move them to my own DNS etc.
You see I have been here there and everywhere regarding this issue and the nearest I got was 'use the PHP header('location.....' command in PHP to solve it. But I cant see how it can?????.
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Jorge
Joined: 12 Mar 2006
Posts: 376
Location: Belgium
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| Last time i checked IIS doesn't have a firewall; there is MS ISA though (uses IIS for web interface) but I don't have experience with that. |
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