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    Redirecting URL automatically!!!

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    Have setup a windows XP Pro SP1 with IIS and i have a local intranet page setup on it, i can access this fine anywhere on the network.

    At the moment i access it by either typing http://(ip address) on IE or htt://(computer name).

    How do i setup something on IIS so that if i type EduGeek.net on any machines on network it will redirect me to the above page???

    Thanks

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    or even type http:// and it will take me to that correct address to launch the intranet page????

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    If you are running a DNS server you could add an alias?

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    That would be the easiest /\

    Otherwise it's a case of editing the local lmhosts files on each machine (I believe?)

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    Hi

    If you want to do that would you not be better using squid guard or dansguardian.

    Just an idea.

    Richard

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    Quote Originally Posted by ricki View Post
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    If you want to do that would you not be better using squid guard or dansguardian.

    Just an idea.

    Richard
    Seems a bit extreme rather than just adding a DNS record mapping an alias to host?

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    If you can tell us why you want to do this... then probably we can, between us, work out the best solution! I am always wary of solving narrow problems in isolation

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