problem trying to access company web site

Hi,
I have intalled my company's network using Windows Server 2003. Also
have installed IIS and Exchange Server 2003 to provide e-mail and host my
corporate's site. I have no problem when I try to access my site from a
computer outside of my local network. But when I try to visit my page (ex
http:\\www.mydomain.com) I always get the login dialog of my router.
I'm getting mad about this and I can't fix the problem.

Anyone knows what can it be happening?

Thanks!!

Libo

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> Hi,
> I have intalled my company's network using Windows Server 2003. Also
>have installed IIS and Exchange Server 2003 to provide e-mail and host my
>corporate's site. I have no problem when I try to access my site from a
>computer outside of my local network. But when I try to visit my page (ex
>http:\\www.mydomain.com) I always get the login dialog of my router.
> I'm getting mad about this and I can't fix the problem.
>
> Anyone knows what can it be happening?
>
> Thanks!!
>
> Libo
>
>
>

Libo

When you go to http:\\www.mydomain.com you are prompted for credentials to access your router right? What is the IP Address that is returned if you
ping www.mydomain.com? I am sure that this is returning the IP Address of your router right??

I would check the forward lookup zone for your active directory domain and see where the www record in the zone mydomains.com is pointing to and
change it to point to the internal address of your server.

Can you access the web page simply by typing in the internal IP address of the server? Can you access the web site by typing in the short computer
name of this server?

It sounds like a name resolution issue. Point you internal clients to the internal DNS Server and make sure that the record for the www.mydomains.com
resource points to the correct server.

T.J. Campana [MSFT]
Microsoft EPS Networking
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