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    Creating a Web Site and publishing it

    Hi there,

    I'm a newbie in .NET Web development. I created a Web Site using VS2005,
    then I press Start Debugging (F5), it works fine, I can see my page in
    Internet Explorer 7.

    The issue is: I try to access this page from another machine via the
    internet, since a don't have a domain name, in the other machine I type
    something like http://200.8.119.136/MyVirtualDirect...bSiteName.aspx as
    the address, being 200.8.119.136 my currentIP Address (it's not static).

    Then I get this message saying that Internet Explorer can't show the web
    page (I translated it from spanish).

    Could anybody tell me what am I not doing here?

    Thanks in advance...

    --

    Rafael Soteldo
  • BlackWasp

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    Re: Creating a Web Site and publishing it

    Hi Rafael,

    a silly question, but you are installing the site in IIS aren't you? ...and
    not just the cut-down server that is used when you hit F5?

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    BlackWasp



    "Rafael Soteldo" <RafaelSoteldo@ discussions.mic rosoft.comwrote in message
    news:A820AF52-8112-4861-B907-11BE66F8240C@mi crosoft.com...
    Hi there,
    >
    I'm a newbie in .NET Web development. I created a Web Site using VS2005,
    then I press Start Debugging (F5), it works fine, I can see my page in
    Internet Explorer 7.
    >
    The issue is: I try to access this page from another machine via the
    internet, since a don't have a domain name, in the other machine I type
    something like http://200.8.119.136/MyVirtualDirect...bSiteName.aspx
    as
    the address, being 200.8.119.136 my currentIP Address (it's not static).
    >
    Then I get this message saying that Internet Explorer can't show the web
    page (I translated it from spanish).
    >
    Could anybody tell me what am I not doing here?
    >
    Thanks in advance...
    >
    --
    >
    Rafael Soteldo

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    • =?Utf-8?B?UmFmYWVsIFNvdGVsZG8=?=

      #3
      Re: Creating a Web Site and publishing it

      Hi BlackWasp:

      I haven't installed it in IIS myself, but as the location is HTTP (recall
      that when you create a project, VS gives you three options: Fyle System, HTTP
      and FTP) VS already copied these files in a virtual directory in IIS.

      So I checked the directory in IIS, it seems to be ok, it has Anonimous
      access on, application security low (IIS), I don't know what else...

      As I'm learning ASP.NET, I just wan't to have the satisfaction of publishing
      a page on the internet, just to make tests, since all tests seem to work fine
      in my own machines, afterwards, I'd shut it down to continue studying locally
      in my machine.

      The address I type in the other machine is like:


      Could you please help me here?
      --

      Rafael Soteldo


      "BlackWasp" wrote:
      Hi Rafael,
      >
      a silly question, but you are installing the site in IIS aren't you? ...and
      not just the cut-down server that is used when you hit F5?
      >
      --
      >
      BlackWasp

      >
      >
      "Rafael Soteldo" <RafaelSoteldo@ discussions.mic rosoft.comwrote in message
      news:A820AF52-8112-4861-B907-11BE66F8240C@mi crosoft.com...
      Hi there,

      I'm a newbie in .NET Web development. I created a Web Site using VS2005,
      then I press Start Debugging (F5), it works fine, I can see my page in
      Internet Explorer 7.

      The issue is: I try to access this page from another machine via the
      internet, since a don't have a domain name, in the other machine I type
      something like http://200.8.119.136/MyVirtualDirect...bSiteName.aspx
      as
      the address, being 200.8.119.136 my currentIP Address (it's not static).

      Then I get this message saying that Internet Explorer can't show the web
      page (I translated it from spanish).

      Could anybody tell me what am I not doing here?

      Thanks in advance...

      --

      Rafael Soteldo
      >
      >

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