lilyyan
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convert IP to a domain name.
Hello gurus,
Suppose I have a ip address 123.456.789.111 , I want to convert it into a domain name, e.g. mysite.myschool.edu or something else, is this possible? cause I'm developing a Web application , I don't want to display my IP in the browser
Thanks for your help,
lilyyan
Suppose I have a ip address 123.456.789.111 , I want to convert it into a domain name, e.g. mysite.myschool.edu or something else, is this possible? cause I'm developing a Web application , I don't want to display my IP in the browser
Thanks for your help,
lilyyan
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Yes.
How many clients do you need to deploy this to?
How many clients do you need to deploy this to?
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Hi, sirbounty
I need to say that I'm using a particular part on my pc, i.e. 123.456.769.111:1988, shoud I use 123.456.769.111 or
123.456.769.111 :1988?
I need to say that I'm using a particular part on my pc, i.e. 123.456.769.111:1988, shoud I use 123.456.769.111 or
123.456.769.111 :1988?
ASKER
>>How many clients do you need to deploy this to?
Well, there isn't certain number for this. It can be any number.
Well, there isn't certain number for this. It can be any number.
Maybe some more info on the scope of your project.
You wouldn't include the port in the hosts file...but what clients and where from, would need to access it in this manner.
Internal or external to your current network? Sounds like you may simply need to register your own domain?
You wouldn't include the port in the hosts file...but what clients and where from, would need to access it in this manner.
Internal or external to your current network? Sounds like you may simply need to register your own domain?
Modifying that file will only allow you to resolve that domain name on your computer. You will have to add that entry to every computer that wants to reslove your webpage.
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Hi,
I added one entry 123.456.769.111:1988 mysite.myschool.edu.
and test it on my pc , it shows: The page cannot be displayed
I added one entry 123.456.769.111:1988 mysite.myschool.edu.
and test it on my pc , it shows: The page cannot be displayed
Without the port:
123.456.769.111 mysite.myschool.edu
123.456.769.111 mysite.myschool.edu
ASKER
Yeah ,this time it works. Thanks
But like 2hype mentioned, it only take effect on my pc, unless i modified the hosts on other pcs.
Well, my application will be accessed within an internal network, but the number of pc to accss it is uncertain.
But like 2hype mentioned, it only take effect on my pc, unless i modified the hosts on other pcs.
Well, my application will be accessed within an internal network, but the number of pc to accss it is uncertain.
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So i guess need to ask the DNS server people to add one entry.
"So i guess need to ask the DNS server people to add one entry."
Yes, this should be done by the people in charge of your DNS server.
Yes, this should be done by the people in charge of your DNS server.
ASKER
I found file :C:\Windows\SYstem32\drive
there is only one entry : 127.0.0.1 localhost
So I just need to add one entry: 123.456.769.111 mysite.myschool.edu ?