1. I'm not so sure you should be running a production web server using
Win98. If you must use Windows, why not Win2K?

2. Perhaps you really mean to connect the 3 branches via an intranet, rather
than the internet? In which case, you SHOULD be using NT/Win2K AS and use
LMHOSTS to do the resolution.

3. Perhaps you should ask your networking people to do this - unless you ARE
the networking person???

4. How is this PHP related?



Ignatius Teo
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Southern Cross University
PO Box 157, Lismore NSW 2480
Email: iteo_at_scu_edu_au
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-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Kelley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 22 May 2001 13:08
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] DNS/WEB SERVER WITH APACHE/PHP/WIN98




You don't need the DNS Unless you want to pay for the www.abc.com.my domain.
All your remote offices need to do to connect to the server is type in the
IP of the server. The remote boxes will be directed into the web root
directory. Give it a try, you already have what you want. The only plus to a
domain name instead of an IP is remeberability. Since your are setting up
the remote boxes (I assume) all you need to do is bookmark your server and
teach the end users how to access the bookmark.

MK


Calvin Chang wrote:

> Thank you for your reply.
>
> Probably I can explain more detail to you the configuration:
>
> I want to install one web server in the main office and 3 pcs at different
branches.
> The main purpose is to online the transactions at branches with main
office.
>
> The web server is connected to internet using ISDN line with one fixed IP
address. I
> understand that one DNS server needs to be set up in order to allow the
branches to
> get connect with web server. For instance, when someone at branch connect
to internet
> and type www.abc.com.my and this will normally connect to the web server
in the main
> office. How possible this can be done ?
>
>
>
>
>
>> Well, that depends on what you wanna do?
>>
>>> Is it possible to set up a DNS server in a web server ?
>>
>> A server acting as web server can also host a DNS server. It's just 2
>> different services/deamons running on different IP ports (http/web
>> commonly uses port 80 and DNS querys uses port 53).
>> If you want the Apache web server service to act as a DNS server, it's
>> not possible as far as I know.
>>
>>> For your information, I intend also to develope in Apache/PHP/win98
environment.
>>
>> I don't know of any DNS server software for W98. Since DNS is quite a
>> important service I wouldn't recoment running it on Win9X platform. In
>> tesing/development environments you could replace DNS functionallity
>> with the hosts-file.
>>
>> /Johan
>>
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