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    IIS and DNS Issues?

    Yes, assign a static public ip to your site, then point your domain name to that static ip. Finally, you will need to point your router to the local ip address of your web server. You don't have to point the router to your local dns. Like you mentioned earlier, you can access...
  2. REVENUE

    IIS and DNS Issues?

    For editing public DNS, you can either use the provider in which you purchased your domain name, or you can use http://zoneedit.com - Zone Edit is free, easy to use, and provides all necessary instructions. http://www.stephenscomputerservices.com
  3. REVENUE

    IIS and DNS Issues?

    In addition, in windows, add the public DNS addresses provided by your ISP in addition to your local dns server for the NIC with IP address 192.168.1.100 SHV http://www.stephenscomputerservices.com
  4. REVENUE

    IIS and DNS Issues?

    If possible, disable router management from the WAN side. Then your site should appear properly. SHV http://www.stephenscomputerservices.com
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