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so I added an A record to the naked domain and now the site is accessible on http://domain.com<br />
Thanks
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so I added an A record to the naked domain and now the site is accessible on http://domain.com
Thanks

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Hello<br />
Ive installed Wordpress on Windows server 2008 R2 using Webplatform Installer. All is well except the ability to access the site by typing domain.com (without www)<br />
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I have URL Rewrite installed (came along with the platform installer)<br />
In wordpress Settings-General I have both &quot;Wordpress Address (URL)&quot; &quot;and Site Address (URL)&quot; set as http://www.domain.com<br />
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On external NS, I only have an A record pointing the servers external IP adress. Do I need to create additional records?<br />
<br />
What is the correct way on setting this up?
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Hello
Ive installed Wordpress on Windows server 2008 R2 using Webplatform Installer. All is well except the ability to access the site by typing domain.com (without www)

I have URL Rewrite installed (came along with the platform installer)
In wordpress Settings-General I have both "Wordpress Address (URL)" "and Site Address (URL)" set as http://www.domain.com

On external NS, I only have an A record pointing the servers external IP adress. Do I need to create additional records?

What is the correct way on setting this up?

Access Wordpress site with non-www on IIS 7.5

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