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Internal website problems
We recently installed SBS 2003 R2 and had our internal website working fine but now we can't connect to it. I used to type in the IP address, the welcome page would come up, and I could click on "My Company's Internal Website" with no problems. Now when I click on "My Company's Internal Website" I get nothing or "server not found". This is happening internally on client workstations as well as the server.
21st Feb 2008
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Just one site?
Do you have only one web site running on the server?
From the server, have you tried browsing to http://127.0.0.1 or http://localhost
Have you assigned a specific IP Address in IIS, or did you leave it to (All Unassigned)?
From the server, have you tried browsing to http://127.0.0.1 or http://localhost
Have you assigned a specific IP Address in IIS, or did you leave it to (All Unassigned)?
21st Feb 2008
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There is only one site as far as I know.
When I try browsing http://127.0.0.1 or http://localhost it does the same thing (starts at welcome page and when I click on "my company's internal website" IE tells me that it can't display the web page)
In IIS I left the IP address to (All Unassigned)
When I try browsing http://127.0.0.1 or http://localhost it does the same thing (starts at welcome page and when I click on "my company's internal website" IE tells me that it can't display the web page)
In IIS I left the IP address to (All Unassigned)
sam.boytor@...
21st Feb 2008
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go with apache ;)
so you can get to the index/default page, but the url to "My Company's Internal Website" isn't available.
First I'd make sure I wasn't running off cache files.
Make sure IIS service is up.
Go back and comb through the IIS snap-in and make sure all your virtual directories are linked correctly.
right click stuff and hit start.
I don't know much about IIS, as you can see..
Ask me about apache =)
good luck
First I'd make sure I wasn't running off cache files.
Make sure IIS service is up.
Go back and comb through the IIS snap-in and make sure all your virtual directories are linked correctly.
right click stuff and hit start.
I don't know much about IIS, as you can see..
Ask me about apache =)
good luck
21st Feb 2008
