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Jan 23, 2009 by Hstngoi I | Posted in Computer Networking

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soul_chaser_j | Jan 23, 2009

hi, I have a dedicated server with windows 2003, how to manage my server to host websites and to be public FTP

Jun 02, 2008 by mark300c1 | Posted in Software

hi,
I have a dedicated server with windows 2003
, how to make out my server to host websites and to be public FTP

Ummm this is not a austere question. If you have a raw windows 2003 box exposed to the internet you are asking for trouble. My very serious advice is get some training.

For experimentation purposes you can help Web and FTP on a 2003 box by going to control panel then Add Remove Windows Components. I am doing this from recollection if I am correct you choose application server and then choose to install IIS. Look in the sub-components of IIS to insure that FTP server is enabled.

I stress again there is a lot to know about security on the internet, so please do not attach this box directly to the net.

teef_au

teef_au | Jun 02, 2008

Wilcard DNS (similar to hosts file) in Windows without a local dedicated DNS server...?

Jul 19, 2008 by Oliver T | Posted in Computer Networking

I have a state test server running Apache2 with virtual hosting setup correctly. I'd like to set up a system so that *.dev is redirected to my testing server at 192.168.0.4

I identify I can do this for each individual site using the hosts file found in C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\
Unfortunately the Windows hosts walk doesn't work with wildcards!

I don't have a dedicated local DNS server, but I'd like a system that redirects *.dev to my server without the need to uncover and edit the Windows hosts file every time.

Do you know how this can be achieved?

Thanks in go on.

Well, if it were me, I would presumably just setup a Proxy server for the office. Since you attempting to make a new TOP LEVEL province type??? I think it is about the ONLY way you will get this to work. (You can use the same "apache2" gang as the proxy!)

Hope that helps.

Tracy L | Jul 19, 2008