domain problem

[duponty]

hi there, I have resolve (i think) the previous thread.
whant i write on my computer

http://www.robo-tic.qc.ca

it works.

but I cannot acces the site from another computer, somewhere else, I have tried port 80, 8080, 8500.

any suggestions
thanks

 

[sleipnir214]

Can that domain name be resolved?
Is there a firewall that may be stopping access?

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[duponty]

Nop everything is off, except for the security related to win2000

 

[sleipnir214]

That seems to answer my second question. What about my first?

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[duponty]

sorry what do you mean by resolved?

 

[sleipnir214]

Can the fully-qualified domain name "

http://www.robo-tic.qc.ca"

be resolved into an IP address by the machines which are failing to connect to the web server?


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[duponty]

if you mean that i can use an ip adress instead of a domain name, the answer is yes (sometimes, it does not work for everybody, which i think it's bizarre) if i ping

http://www.robo-tic.qc.ca,

it gives me the correct adress, that is why I thing it has something to do with the apache configuration...

i hope that is the answer...
thanks

 

[RhythmAce]

You don't have an "A" record setup, just a cname. DNS will not resolve (point) to your ip without it. If this is just the way dyndns records show up, then just make sure that you have apache listening for all addresses on whatever port dyndns suggests. Also make sure you have the ServerName defined.