jerome
msg:3544887 | 1:58 pm on Jan 10, 2008 (gmt 0) |
You would probably be better off finding a spot on a company's server to host the intranet, even if that's just a temporary "show off" thing. A client machine reboots, may or may not change IP, may hang because of a buggy browser on a buggy website, it may be be that the network is not designed to host servers on the client's VLAN, etc...
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samazjoe
msg:3545592 | 5:12 am on Jan 11, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Mr Jerome I want to say, first my issue is not an issue of "show off", but on the other hand it is an issue of learning, building more skill, putting into existance my desire of being a web programmer so I see this as a start. Any way thanks for yuor reply and by the way I wanted to know something Sirs and Madams the programming part I think for a start I can learn but my major concern right now is the set thing. How do I get it to work especially on the part of a user friendly domain.
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jtara
msg:3545831 | 3:18 pm on Jan 11, 2008 (gmt 0) |
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That is something your IT department will have to handle. They will need to add a "friendly" DNS name for your PC to their internal DNS, rather than the "unfriendly" name it probably has now. (Like "Engineering-XU4583"). Other than that, there's nothing you need to do to "deploy" your server within your company, other than to make sure your machine is on and the web server is running. (OK, perhaps add a link on the company's "main" Intranet server. But, again, that is something for your IT department, or whoever maintains that server.) I don't see anything wrong with using your PC - at least initially - to provide a web service within your company - as long as the users understand that it's an experimental service that might be subject to interruption. Do be careful of politics, though. Some might feel threatened by your action. I usually recommend "it's easier to ask for forgiveness than for permission." But as a student intern - maybe better to ask permission first. :) Anyway, you may find people find all sorts of excuses why they can't/shouldn't help you. Hopefully, though, they will be delighted and cooperative. Welcome to the business world!
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samazjoe
msg:3546454 | 8:48 am on Jan 12, 2008 (gmt 0) |
let me try doing that sir Jtara and I must say than you also for the advice I will make sure I take heed of that. I will get back as soon as possible.
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samazjoe
msg:3546458 | 9:05 am on Jan 12, 2008 (gmt 0) |
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Ureka! Mr JTARA thanks!
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Mr JTARA thanks! I have experimented and everything is now working very super thank you very much.
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jerome
msg:3548093 | 8:48 pm on Jan 14, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Oh, by the way, I meant "Show Off" in the way of a prototype : showing your management what benefit they could get from an intranet without deploying a real one, so not using a server for that but hosting it on your PC.
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samazjoe
msg:3550782 | 4:33 pm on Jan 17, 2008 (gmt 0) |
I am very sorry Mr jerome for misquoting you, its just that in our country sometimes we misuse english, I hope you understand, anyway whats up!
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