Hi,
Our website is hosted on our IIS server.
On the 4th floor, I built an Apache server with PHP for development.
I reference this WAMP machine by its network alias: beta.mycompany.com
The public site, http://www.mycompany.com needs to have a link in it that will open beta.mycompany.com/phppage.php
Obvious problem is, beta. is private. A simple link to beta.mycompany.com/phppage.php works fine from the office, but it wont work for people who are not on the network - not unless I am crazy.
Is there any way to do this? Any way to make the php page on the intranet available on the internet and have my Apache serve that one page?
Thanks!
J
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Last edited by jmilane on Wed Sep 13, 2006 2:47 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Im sorry, I cannot follow your phrasing - I think you left a little word out or something.feyd wrote:Adjust the DNS server that runs the main domain to "beta" actually means something.
I am asking this because we have no public IP addresses left - and I only need to get this one page to the public... I hate to think it cant be done.
J
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It is a page, but that page is a form that is connected to a db...n00b Saibot wrote:if you want ot show only a page, you can maybe write a php script that reads the output from the internal server and outputs it as it is on the client side. no messing with DNS.
Thank you, though.
I think maybe I can install PHP on that IIS server and just use the beta. server for a db server?
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have you tried your hand at cURLjmilane wrote:It is a page, but that page is a form that is connected to a db...n00b Saibot wrote:if you want ot show only a page, you can maybe write a php script that reads the output from the internal server and outputs it as it is on the client side. no messing with DNS.
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