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Hosting Sharepoint
I suppose the real question is how to create access from the internet, or basically how to host your own website. I have no experience in this... can anyone help, or point me to an article or something that can guide me?- willshow21
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Hosting Sharepoint
Thanks again for your help djtech2k. I think thata forwarding the traffic is the best option. Not that I have a clue how to do it!- willshow21
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Hosting Sharepoint
Well the thing is that our primary website (example.com) is hosted by a hosting company. So I could get them to create a DNS record for sharepoint.example.com, that would point to our server. But as far as I know we have only one static ip address for the network. You're saying I should change...- willshow21
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Hosting Sharepoint
Hi all, Apologies, but I am very new to this. We currently have a website hosted by our ISP (say example.com) We have two servers -windows 2000, which is the domain controller and file server -windows 2003, which hosts a SQL db. On the windows 2003 server I have created a MS Sharepoint...- willshow21
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