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The thread discusses troubleshooting access to a website hosted on a network, where the original poster has configured DNS and IIS but couldn't access the site initially. After clarification and checking IIS settings, the user discovered an incorrect FQDN configuration, which they corrected, leading to successful access. Overall, the conversation reflects a positive resolution through effective troubleshooting.

haaantz

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guys i have the following topology:

An image from 'setup 2 win server in the same network'. Network diagram showing myambient.local domain with two servers and one PC IP setup.



how can i make the pc connect to the site1.myambient.local ?
 

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Depends what you mean by "connect". Use whatever client or technology you're trying to use. If that is a website then simply enter it in a browser.
 

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Depends what you mean by "connect". Use whatever client or technology you're trying to use. If that is a website then simply enter it in a browser.
its a website, i am trying to connect it from the PC but it won't open.
 

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Depends what you mean by "connect". Use whatever client or technology you're trying to use. If that is a website then simply enter it in a browser.
I already configured the DNS on SRV1 pointing the website url to the SRV2 ip address.
 

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Do you have IIS configured correctly? FQDN bindings or is it a single site?
 
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i just saw it, my FQDN at IIS was configured wrong, just fixed, now its working, thanks alot! 🙂