Re: External Website Display issue

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Hello Cris,
I'm not a reseller, I'm an IT guy for my company.
As far as the internal server info, I'm not feeling very good about posting
it in this forum? Dont know if its detrimental or not?, but thank you for the
feed back,

Brian


"Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP]" wrote:

Brian
How many SBS servers have you set up for customers?
what is the Active Directory, Internal Domain name for your customer?

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"Brian" <Brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello Steve,
Thank you for the feedback. Pleae forgive me for being a noob, but where
is
that all done in the IIS server?

"steveb" wrote:

First, internet explorer will always add "http" to any domain url typed
into
its address field.

Second, what is your active directory domain name ? If you have dns
zones
on your internal server for the hudsonpaper.com and hupacoreretail.com,
your
clients are probably being directed to your internal server instead of
the
public web server.

If that is the case then add a record in each zone for using the www
prefix
and have that record point to the public web site IP address.

Then your client will have to use the www prefix in order to view your
web
sites.

This is the disadvantage of having internal domain names being the same
as
public domain names (if that is what you did)



"Brian" <Brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello All,
I'm having trouble with my clients hitting these two websites. I can
display
them fine as the admin at the server station. The clients are able to
hit
all
kinds of other sites without a problem. Wondering if this is an IIS
issue.
Anyway once I load the site into the server the address is changed to a
http
address? Dont know if that is part of the problem. The sites are:

www.hudsonpaper.com or www.hupacoretail.com they turn into
http://hudsonpaper.com/ and http://www.hupacoretail.com/

Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thank you,

Brian




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