Thanks Robert Lin! Some more question about LAN

[CM]

My LAN setting is like the folowing:

ISP -> Cable modem -> USB port on server (dynamically obtain IP from ISP) ->
Win2000 (server) ->
Network card on server (IP: 192.168.0.1) -> Network cards on clients
(dynamically obtain IP, gate way 192.168.0.1)

Does the above setting mean public ip? Do I need to setup DHCP on the
win2000 server machine? If needed, could you give me a more detailed
instruction on how to setup the DHCP or point me to some where to find such
information?

Thanks!
CM

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use private ip instead public ip.

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"CM" <caom...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am using a Win2000 LAN and don't want the IIS to connect to outside of
> LAN. But in LAN, I need the IIS for web applications. How to set up IIS
for
> this? It seems IIS always tries to connect to Internet.
> Thanks!
> CM
>
>

[Robert L]

assuming this is a gateway to connect to LAN and the Internet, you have many
options. 1) go to IIS>computer name>web site>default web site>properties,
select 192.168.0.1 ip instead of All Unassigned on IP Address. 2) block port
80. 3) set permission.

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