OK - so I have a webserver, with several sites sharing the same IP.
Is there anyway I can see a site before the DNS kicks in? Webserver is IIS5 on Win2000. Couldn't think of a way but if any clever bod knows of one....
rogerd
4:25 pm on Jun 28, 2004 (gmt 0)
Commercial webhosts often set up a subdomain to redirect to the site so that the site is immediately accessible, e.g., "yourdomain.example.com", where traffic to the subdomain is directed to the folder where your site is located.
Sanenet
4:28 pm on Jun 28, 2004 (gmt 0)
Yeah, but it's my own webserver. Was just wondering if there was a quick n easy way to do this to show a client their site before the DNS changed.
encyclo
4:36 pm on Jun 28, 2004 (gmt 0)
You can just add the IP address/domain mane to the hosts file on the client's computer:
123.456.789.012
www.example.com
Type in the domain name, and the hosts file is checked before doing a DNS lookup.