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  1. MightyPez

    alternate access mappings

    Ok, I have it working now. I had to change the default administrative mapping to http://www.companywebsite.com and then add server004 as an alternate access mapping in the intranet. Thanks for the help!
  2. MightyPez

    alternate access mappings

    All the proper ports are forwarded. And the I don't care about how I get to the site, just that I can get to it.
  3. MightyPez

    alternate access mappings

    The domain issue actually isn't a problem. i will have users set up with usernames and passwords because there will be several different sites for Sahrepoint. The problem with using port 80 is that SharePoint will be hosted on an existing IIS server that is a front end for the company...
  4. MightyPez

    alternate access mappings

    I'm new to sharepoint, so please bear with me. I installed sharepoint on our IIS server with the intent of sharing excel documents over the internet. The goal would be to have a client access the website (for this post, it will be http://www.companysite.com). But for users in our domain, they...

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