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M4tt_Envoy

 posted on 4th Jan 08 at 15:47

edit the host header on a new web site and update the DNS server?


Richie

 posted on 4th Jan 08 at 13:40

Well im sure you can just create a DNS entry to get around it.


Dan Lewis

 posted on 4th Jan 08 at 13:38

cant change the server name as it wouldnt be the same as the group naming convention


Richie

 posted on 4th Jan 08 at 13:32

Change the server name to helpdesk and set the sql site as the default site would seem the laziest option


Dan Lewis

 posted on 4th Jan 08 at 13:31

but the server name is strange, just rather have it so we say if you have a call you need to log go to->

http://helpdesk/

instead of all that

http://SERVERNAME//LaytonHelpBoxSQL/


James

 posted on 4th Jan 08 at 13:17

I don't really understand what you mean?

You can get to it by going http://SERVERNAME//LaytonHelpBoxSQL/


Nismo

 posted on 4th Jan 08 at 12:59

in IIS under the server can you just not create a new website and point it to the IP address?


Dan Lewis

 posted on 4th Jan 08 at 12:40

Right have a website internally using IIS, but getting to it requires


http://IPADDRESS//LaytonHelpBoxSQL/

Is there anyway to configure it so the IP says a name of my choosing. the server cant connect to the internet.