Re: CNAME not working

"Tony" <Tony@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi thanks again for replying,
I have checked and there are no host headers specified, just the default
ip
address and the tcp port 80. Should i be putting my cname in there?


As I indicated you MIGHT consider trying it to see
if there is a difference.

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Thanks
Tony

"Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]" wrote:

Tony wrote:
thanks for the replies,

I am definitely missing something here then, the Default website does
not appear to have any host headers but how could i find out for
sure? also, the Default Website is set to (all unassigned) for the
IP Address, is this where i should be looking?

Click the "Advanced" button next to the IP IIS listens on to see any host
headers.

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