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Why does my Intranet server no longer respond to its IP?
We used to be able to type 10.0.0.31 in the workstation browser and the default.html page on our intranet server would load. Now it says Page Not Found. The server box is running and pings, and I restarted IIS on it. The intranet home page will load in IE when browsing to it. Guessing it's a DNS thing? ....but I don't know enough to resolve it. Thanks in advance. (PS I have no idea which Topic to put this under....!!)
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Ping by name returns 10.0.0.31
Output from netstat:
C:\>netstat -ano | find ":80"
TCP 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING 1828
TCP 10.0.0.31:1595 10.0.0.163:8014 ESTABLISHED 956
And IIS properties shows 10.0.0.31 as the IP Address for the web site.
Other thoughts? Thanks for the help.
Output from netstat:
C:\>netstat -ano | find ":80"
TCP 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING 1828
TCP 10.0.0.31:1595 10.0.0.163:8014 ESTABLISHED 956
And IIS properties shows 10.0.0.31 as the IP Address for the web site.
Other thoughts? Thanks for the help.
So if you browse by name it works, and if you browse by IP it does not?
Do you have a proxy server enabled in your Internet settings?
Do you have a proxy server enabled in your Internet settings?
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Correct, browsing to \\server\inetpub\PPC Intranet\default.htm works, the web browser opens the site. Browsing to 10.0.0.31 does not.
No, we do not have a proxy server on our LAN.
No, we do not have a proxy server on our LAN.
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Go to a command prompt on the IIS/Intranet server and enter the command netstat -ano | find ":80 " and give us the output.