Well, perhaps not the web server.

I used to host a site on my local server. It is now elsewhere. No problem so far.

But.

I can't access the site anymore from any of my local machines because they all think it's hosted locally (ie on my web server here).

So how do I explain to my stupid boxes that the site now lives ona completely different IP address to the one they are looking for? It's accessible everywhere else so I know that DNS has been propogated properly through the web...

Web server is Windoze2K server/IIS. It also acts as my proxy server, firewall and connection point using ICS. Client machines are PCs running XP, ME and 98 and a Mac running OS10.3 but I don't think the issue lies with them.

I have connected through another machine at a different location which uses the same ISP so I'm confident the problem is at my end.

Any suggestions?

SB

 

SB

Do you run internal DNS, where you have used the same domain name?

J