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Access to Intranet website without using ipaddress and port

(note: prefix means http :)

I am creating a new site on port 8080, on Windows 2003 IIS6.

I installed the physical files in c: \ TestNet and granted iusr_ access. in the IIS console, he can see the files in the right pane, so I know that this is the right way.

when viewing the prefix // localhost: 8080 or the prefix // 192.168.xxx.yyy I can get the default (correct) web page that is good.

However, I do not want users to enter the IP address and port (prefix // 192.168.xxx.yyy). Instead, I want them to dial the //TestNet.lab prefix, and they should be sent to the site.

I set the host header using the iis console (TestNet ...> properties ...> Website (tab) ... pre-access button). The host header is TestNet.Lab, port 8080, and iPaddress is the default.

When I type in the //TestNet.lab prefix in Internet explorer, it returns the page not found, 404.

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. Ideally, I want our office users to access this website. Please, help

Hi

Any ideas why the browser returns 404?

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DNS- ( ) testnet.lab IP- ? IIS .

DNS- IP- IP-, , , 80 HTTP. /NAT/- , :8080.

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- 80.

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404, , -. : 8080 , . 80, 8080, URL-.

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Thanks to everyone. I found a fairly detailed guide to configuring IIS6 and DNS on the http://www.simongibson.com/intranet/dns2003/ screenshots and all. Merci beaucoup

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