I cannot display any of my pages (XML & ASPX) when I enter my server's IP address in the URL but I can display when I enter either "localhost" or the local "192" IP of my server. I have opened port 80 in my NetGear router and I am hardwired into the router. This is Vista Home...

This may be the wrong forum section to ask this, but I hope someone here can help... I look at my own sites quite a bit, when I am working on them. This effects the logs. I would like to be able to somehow exclude my own IP address from the IIS logs, or remove the entries in some automated way. I know...

I think this is an issue with IIS, hopefully we'll find out. Here's my issue: Setup: My server is setup with a private IP address. My firewall is set to use 1-to-1 NAT to connect my internal with a public IP address. I've then setup a DNS record for the public address. The server is running...

I need to change the IP address for Site Bindings on all my sites and do not want to click on each of them to do so. What is a script command that I can run to do this? Thanks

Thanks for the reply but i'm afraid it doesnt completely solve the problem... OK, I have found off a friend that I need to set up port forwarding in my router config. I am a complete newbie to router configuration (as a web designer =/) so can someone guide me through how to set up Port Forwarding...

Sorry if I sound pretty thick, but I've only just stumbled on IIS7, and have only used other people's free ftp hosting before. Let me explain... I am trying to set up an ASP website using IIS on my home pc. I've made the website, installed IIS7, created the website in IIS manager, and pointed...