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IIS - Web Application Deployment
Hello, I'm new to System Administration, I'm primarily a developer, so please pardon me if my questions sound stupid.
I am trying to deploy an ASP.NET application. I need people within my domain to be able to access the web application. I can view the web application fine on my machine using http://localhost/<webAppName>/default.aspx. However, I have tried passing along the following urls: http://<machineName>/<webAppName>/default.aspx and http://<machineName>.<domainName>/<webAppName>/default.aspx. Both of those URLs work fine from my machine, however, when another person on the network tries to view the application, they receive an error that says "The operation timed out when attempting to contact [machine/domainName]." Can someone please explain to me what I need to do in order to allow other individuals on the network to use my web application? I should note, I'm using Windows XP with IIS 6.0 Thank you! Crystal |
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Check and see if the firewall is turned on. I think it is in XP by default. If so, you can still leave it on, but have to open port 80. Or just shut it off.
Post back and see if that helps, if not I'll try and give some other examples
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You found a solution so I'll delete my rant!
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You're the man man. I just assumed that people inside of my local network would still have to my machine be default. |
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Glad to help!
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