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I am very new to Internet setup. &nbsp;Recently, I had Netscape walk me through the setup of an Enterprise server, which I had done almost correctly beforehand :) &nbsp;I am using split dns, and for some reason the netscape server bound to the internal network ip address instead of the external (i.e. Internet) address. &nbsp;If I bring up the LAN IP (internal) Address of the machine in Netscape, I get the base web page. &nbsp;How do I configure it so that it recognizes and binds to the external (Internet-reachable) IP address??
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I am very new to Internet setup.  Recently, I had Netscape walk me through the setup of an Enterprise server, which I had done almost correctly beforehand :)  I am using split dns, and for some reason the netscape server bound to the internal network ip address instead of the external (i.e. Internet) address.  If I bring up the LAN IP (internal) Address of the machine in Netscape, I get the base web page.  How do I configure it so that it recognizes and binds to the external (Internet-reachable) IP address??

Split DNS

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