FTP Site Works, Website does not

[Blacksmith101]

This is all on a clean machine, clean install. Router has RDP, email, http and ftp ports opened and directed to correct servers. I have installed 2000 Server, installed Active Directory, installed Exchange 2003, and the latest service packs for all. I have created exactly 2 users in Active Directory and both are administrators. I have a very simple web site on the server, as well as an extensive FTP site. I also want to be able to access the exchange server using the internet.
Now, from an outside location I can ping my domain name and it returns the correct IP and responds. I can access the FTP site and copy down or upload files. These things lead me to believe that the DNS and routing is set up correctly. However, when I try to access the web site or the exchange server I get the standard IE dnserror page. From a location on my network, I can view the web page and access the exchange server web page.
This is a very small network with 2 servers and 3 work stations. One server is a Terminal Server, which I can also access from an outside location. The other server is the one I am talking about, running Web, FTP, and Exchange. I run DHCP on my router so I can use my internet access for my son's xbox 360.
Sorry for the book, but I wanted to provide all the information I could think of. I would be grateful if someone could offer up some ideas.

 

[markdmac]

You need to open up ports 80 and 443 on the firewall.

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Regards,

Mark

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[Blacksmith101]

Thanks, but both of those ports are open and forwarding to the correct IP address.

 

[markdmac]

OK, within IIS do you have the site using "all addresses" or have you specified the IP to listen on? What account is used for anonymous access?

I hope you find this post helpful.

Regards,

Mark

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