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| 06 Dec 2010 | #1 |
| | DNS problem Hi there, We have some internal websites that we can access by typing the address like 'wiki' into internet explorer. Unfortunately this doesn't work on Windows 7. If i enter the site and ipaddress in the hosts file it works, but i need a centralized solution for this.. Anyone got an idea? Thanks in advance! |
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| 06 Dec 2010 | #2 |
| | You may need to flash your dns files. Press Win key + R to bring run command; then, In the Run text box, type: ipconfig /flushdns Press Enter or Return, and your cache will be flushed. It will be better if you can provide Server details. What is/are the platform(s) used to build them? "Wiki" is not good example to me, as the word itself has a different significance; You want to say, if you typed "Example" and pressed enter it followed the right URI path; right? Please mention the previous OS too. |
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| 06 Dec 2010 | #3 |
| | If you have multiple sites running in localhost mode, try entering the port you have designated for the site as well: ex: \\wiki:801 |
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