Hi All,

My current setup involves a router, switch and server.

All the host headers on my server work fine (im using Windows 2000 Server, with a static internal IP.

The router is configured with port forwarding.

Here is my problem, when I type any of my domain names that are hosted on the server into a local PC on the same network as the router, I am presented with the routers internal web interface login.

When I use a network outside of my own, e.g, company dialup, ADSL etc, the hosts resolve fine and dandy.

Is there any way I can view my website's internaly ? I cannot turn off the routers web interface.

Is it possible to edit the HOSTS file to make this work ???

Ta

It sounds like you have port forwarding turned on for the external interface, but not the internal interface...can you apply the same rules to the interneral interface?

for your internal ip addresses are you using NAT address fields? or valid external internet ip addresses?

Hi !

I dont have an option regarding the port forwarding.

I have 1 static internet IP with NAT for internal workstations.

When I type www.mydomain.com it contacts the DNS server (external), gets the static internet IP, as it should, then comes back in, but I get the routers login which I cannot disable for administration purposes...

Would it not be possible to edit the HOSTS file and put the internal servers IP

e.g.

192.168.0.3 www.mydomain.com ?????

I edited the HOSTS file and it all works now !

Should have tried that at the beginning !