Thanks for your response Dennist,
As long as we choose the LOCAL IIS(http) to open the website in IIS virtual
dir, it is running through IIS rather than VS.NET development server. And
you can find the url in browser is
"http://localhost/vdirname/xxx.aspx....." , it is using the default 80
port of http which is used by IIS default website....
And as for
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There is the open question of whether this is really on the web, or not, as
I queried in my last post. Since the development server didn't show up, I
assume its being hosted by iis, but I think it is still only being shown on
my computer, not the internet. My cousin, for example couldn't access the
site from his computer, could he?
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I'm afraid this has nothing to do with Vs 2005 or IIS. Actually, whether
the web application is on internet or can be visited by other internet user
depend on your computer's networking setting and environment. If your
computer is published on internet (have a public internet IP address...).
Of course, you can let other people visit your computer and site like:
http://ip address/vdirname/xxx.aspx......
or if you've registered an DNS name (
www.my company.com) for the public
IP address, you can also let other people visit through the DNS name
instead of IP address....
Thanks,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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www.microsoft.com/security
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| Steven, aha, that's what you meant.
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| Yes, that works.
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| There is the open question of whether this is really on the web, or not,
as
| I queried in my last post. Since the development server didn't show up,
I
| assume its being hosted by iis, but I think it is still only being shown
on
| my computer, not the internet. My cousin, for example couldn't access
the
| site from his computer, could he?
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| dennist685
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