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Jack - 31 Dec 2005 04:26 GMT
I have a pc with iis installed.  It is to be used for testing in house only
of my web site I have put together.  I have it on a network with 3 other
machines.

Where should the website be published?  In a default directory on that pc or
in the iis directory?  The default page is index.htm, does that work or does
it need to be renamed to something else?  My website is called MyWebSites.

I want to be able to logon from one or more of the other pc's.  What would
the command line look like?  I can browse through the directories of  course,
but I want some way that would be easier.

Sorry for the novice questions, but would appreciate some direction.

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Kristofer Gafvert - 31 Dec 2005 07:58 GMT
Hello,

What is a "default directory"?

You should place your website's content in the root of the website. By
default, this is C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\.

You can name the default page anything you like, as long as it is listed
in the "Default Documents list". To alter this list:

Open IIS Manager
Right click the website and click properties.
Click on the Documents tab.
Add the name of the file to the list, and move it to the top.

I dont understand "My website is called MyWebSites". Is that the name of
the pc? Is it the description (like "Default Web Site")?

What do you mean by command line? Do you mean the URL/address? If so, you
should use this:

http://serverName/index.htm

Where serverName is replaced by the name of your server, or the IP.

Hope this answers all your questions. If not, or you need more help,
please tell us!

Good Luck!

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Kristofer Gafvert
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>I have a pc with iis installed.  It is to be used for testing in house only
>of my web site I have put together.  I have it on a network with 3 other
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>Sorry for the novice questions, but would appreciate some direction.
 
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