DNS Registry problem

Danny Mayer mayer at gis.net
Wed Oct 11 02:54:42 UTC 2000


		While I have had more experience mangling the NT Registry than I care
  to remember, I have a hard time understanding what you are asking. For 
  example you mention NT 4 SP5, but don't mention NT 4 Option Pack.  So
  does that mean you are running IIS 3.0 or 4.0?  Are you trying to add
  www.def.com as a virtual host address or is it associated with a physical
  and presumably separate IP Address?  How did you edit the registry and for
  what.  IIS 4.0 and later don't use the Registry, thay have their own
metadata
  for which you need to use MetaEdit.  The DNS server you can get that runs on
  NT 4 is unreliable if you are running that.  You either need to run BIND or
  goes to Windows 2000.

		I have no idea what EnableBoot means or what it belongs to.  Did the error
  message really say it could find file for abc.com or www.abc.com.
There's a big
  difference.

		Browsing a Web page is a function of the HTTP Server finding the page or
  allowing the page to be served to the public or any limited audience you
care
  to choose.  All of this sounds more like something you should be asking in a
  IIS forum, rather than here.

			Danny

At 04:54 PM 10/10/00 +1100, Mark.Andrews at nominum.com wrote:
>
>> 
>> Hi folks,
>> I'm new with DNS and would like to ask some questions :
>> 1. I'm using NT 4 SP 5 for my web server. I'm trying to add a new web
>> domain (www.def.com). I did edit the registry (EnableBoot to became
>> false). When I boot my server it gave me an error message saying that it
>> couldn't find file for abc.com. And I couldn't used DNS Manager. Then I
>> try to put it back again by setting the EnableBoot to True, boot again,
>> but the error is still there. But I still can browse www.abc.com in
>> another computer. What seems to be the problem ?
>
>	You may not get too much help here as this is not a Window DNS
>	newsgroup / mailing list.
>
>> 2. I did managed to add new domain www.xyz.com, I succeded when I do
>> ping to the IP address as well as pinging to the domain itself. I also
>> did nslookup and succeded. The problem is I can't browse www.xyz.com.
>> What is the problem.
>
>	This sounds like the http server is not configured.  If you can
>	ping the machine by name then the DNS is setup.
>
>> Thanx
>> Best regards,
>> herman
>> 
>> 
>> 
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