Lisa D Beggs/AC/VCU wrote:
Can you tell us first under what kind of host this Tomcat is running ?
Is it a Unix system, a Linux system, a Windows system ?
We are running Windows Server 2003
Second :
I am going to ask some pretty basic questions. Can you answer them,
even if you think that they are stupid, or that you have already
answered them ? That will give us some insight into the situation, to
help you quicker.
Q1 : I presume that this, until now, is a working server. Yes/No ? Yes
Q2: If yes, how do the users access it now ? What exact URL do they type
in the browser location bar, to access the homepage of this server ?
They used to type in http://adm138:8080/InfoViewApp - until I changed the
port to 80 so now it is http://adm138/InfoViewApp - we want them to now be
able to type in www.fmdreports.vcu.edu or fmdreports.vcu.edu to be able to
get to that same page just easier to remember url for them
Q3: Still if yes, does that same URL work from all workstations, and do
they all get the same page for the same URL ? And which page is that ?
Yes, when they type in that page they get
http://adm138/InfoViewApp/logon.jsp and this is what I need the DNS names
to be redirected to.
Allright, let's continue step by step, based on the above.
Q5:
a) Open a Windows command window.
b) Type "nslookup adm138"
The last line of the response is an IP address. What is it ?
c) Type "nslookup www.fmdreports.vcu.edu"
The last line of the response is an IP address. What is it ?
Q6:
when the users now type the following URL in their browser :
http://www.fmdreports.vcu.edu
what page do they see ?
Is it the same page as when you type this URL in your browser :
http://adm138
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