website?

got a question for you I am struggling with

you are a website developer for netfx corporation. You create a website
called my website for testing purposes on a windows 2000 server computer
that is running IIS. Only you will access the website from your windows xp
computer. You attempt to connect to the website using internet explorer on
your computer, but you cannot, you must be able to access my website from
your computer.
You should
1 add an address (A) record for IIS computer name to DNS
2 Register the IIS computer name with a WINS server
3 Add a record my site to the local hostss file on your computer
4 move the web content of the new site to the \inetpub\mysite folder on the
IIS computer

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spadger wrote:
> got a question for you I am struggling with
>
> you are a website developer for netfx corporation. You create a
> website called my website for testing purposes on a windows 2000
> server computer that is running IIS. Only you will access the
> website from your windows xp computer. You attempt to connect to the
> website using internet explorer on your computer, but you cannot, you
> must be able to access my website from your computer.
> You should
> 1 add an address (A) record for IIS computer name to DNS
> 2 Register the IIS computer name with a WINS server
> 3 Add a record my site to the local hostss file on your computer
> 4 move the web content of the new site to the \inetpub\mysite folder
> on the IIS computer