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Yes it's that simple, it's called DNS!!! ![]() Why put your machine in the DMZ?? If it's only HTTP & FTP you are running then reduce the risks and only open the ports you need. Buzz wrote: > OK guys, I need some info now to confirm things. > > I have just got me a domain name for my server, and the nice chappy at > F9 has just pointed that domain name at my spare IP address. > (212.159.62.178) Now, he tells me that I need to do nothing in the > router, but set the TCP/IP settings for the server as follows. > > IP Address (local) As per the machines local IP > Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 > Gateway 212.159.62.178 > DNS Server - as F9 DNS IP addresses > > This, he tells me will send all www & FTP requests for the new domain > name to the server. Can it really be that simple? after all the > troubles I have been having? I find it hard to believe! but if true, > it only leaves me with the one problem, setting my main machine into > the dmz of the sar110 so that ports are open both ways! -- (¯`·._.· All Outgoing Mail Scanned With Norton Anti-Virus 2003 ·._.·´¯) |