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Hi,<br />
if the IP / server is reachable from the outside world, it should be as simple as opening the IIS manager, navigating to your site and adding an additional binding based on the external IP address.<br />
HTH<br />
Rainer
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Hi,
if the IP / server is reachable from the outside world, it should be as simple as opening the IIS manager, navigating to your site and adding an additional binding based on the external IP address.
HTH
Rainer

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Thank you for your reply. Yes it is reachable from out side world. Can u please let me know the details how to do it.
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Thank you for your reply. Yes it is reachable from out side world. Can u please let me know the details how to do it.

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Hi Experts,<br />
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I have a website in the web server. It can be accessed from all the machines inside the office. In my office our web server has two IP addresses. One for internal and the other one is for external access. What should I do to access the web site from external IP address. I am using asp.net and server is Windows 2008R2. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi Experts,

I have a website in the web server. It can be accessed from all the machines inside the office. In my office our web server has two IP addresses. One for internal and the other one is for external access. What should I do to access the web site from external IP address. I am using asp.net and server is Windows 2008R2.  

Thanks in advance.

Access web site from external IP address

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