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specify your host's name servers on you application code....also create a local alias record in your internal DNS server
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specify your host's name servers on you application code....also create a local alias record in your internal DNS server

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How will i specify my host's name servers on my application code????<br />
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I have never done it before and not sure how to go around to sort this out.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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introlux
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How will i specify my host's name servers on my application code????

I have never done it before and not sure how to go around to sort this out.

Thanks,

introlux

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???? Any help will be appreciated
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did you try to create a alias record on the internal DNS server
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did you try to create a alias record on the internal DNS server

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Im not sure. Im just confused all together what the hoster is asking me to do with my code???
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Im not sure. Im just confused all together what the hoster is asking me to do with my code???

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I have uploaded my web site using my normal host. Now that I have added a login system (using MS Visual Studio .net 2005 tools, I cannot view my web site (<a href="http://www.proevolive.co.uk" rel="ugc">www.proevolive.co.uk</a>)<br />
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But the web site works on my local machine.<br />
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I have contacted my host, and they have told me the following:<br />
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&quot;your application is domain name avare, so you need to perform appropriate modification in your application code or point your domain to our nameservers in your registrar whois database.&quot;<br />
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Any idea guys??<br />
<br />
introlux
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I have uploaded my web site using my normal host. Now that I have added a login system (using MS Visual Studio .net 2005 tools, I cannot view my web site (www.proevolive.co.uk)

But the web site works on my local machine.

I have contacted my host, and they have told me the following:

"your application is domain name avare, so you need to perform appropriate modification in your application code or point your domain to our nameservers in your registrar whois database."

Any idea guys??

introlux

DNS Visual Studio .Net 2005 Problem

The .NET Framework is not specific to any one programming language; rather, it includes a library of functions that allows developers to rapidly build applications. Several supported languages include C#, VB.NET, C++ or ASP.NET.