You could do this, which would allow it to resolve only internally (from
the local machine), or you could talk to whoever is handling dns for your
domain and get it done correctly.
Michael
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Michael Viron
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|I made the changes and it wo
Hi again and thank you for your reply,
I made the changes and it works better. Now I can connect to my server by typing
www.myhost.mydomain, but only from my own computer.
Can I make something to connect to it with that name from any computer in the
internet?
Do I need a DNS for that? In that ca
