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In my school computer lab there is a LAN with 25 computers which the students and teachers are using. The server is using windows 2000 server OS. This lab is also connected to the internet using ADSL which uses a proxy server (in the same office). The proxy is using LINUX OS (Nautilus 2.12.2). I have developed a web site for the school in which the forms, announcements, staff training presentations are included. I want to available it in the LAN so that the teachers and students who are loging on to the LAN can access it. How can i do it? Where should i keep the folder? What are the setting?
Hosting a site in LAN?
Using Windows 2000 Server, this is simply be hosted through LAN networking. Follow the following Steps
1. Install Internet Information Service (IIS) in Windows 2000 Server through "configure your server" in Administrative tools.
2. Open "IIS Manager" window.
3. Right click "Default Web Site" option and select new Virtual Directory.
4. In the creation wizard give virtual directory name details, refer the web site folder where you have created and stored it.
5. After finished creating virtual directory open internet explorer and type "http:\\servername\virtualdirectoryname" and press enter key.
Here
servername - Your Windows 2000 server name
virtualdirectoryname - The name given while creating a virutal directory.
Note: Be sure whether your folder has index.html or default.htm as a home page to start immediately when address typed.
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