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by laserray777

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I am interested in hosting a web site. I want
an internal network based on RFC 1918 that
interacts through a firewall ( ISA 2004 preferably) to an external network that is
exposed to the network. I have many questions.
First, what should be the components of my
external network. Would I require a DC there
running IIS 5.0. And where would my c:\interpub\wwwroot be located, in my internal
network on on the external network. This is the
directory where my ASP, html etc. pages are located that have to be transmitted across the
internet. Any comments here to help with some
ideas?

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by tumaradam

first u can host ur web site on a windows 2000 server with out DC.u can place ur html and.asp files on the IIS server and place it externally to ur network.and on the firewall open the port 80 for the outbound traffic for the internal network.

plz send a feedbakc

all the best

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