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New Post 12/16/2007 10:00 PM
User is offline frankielo
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URL setup  (Hong Kong)
Hi,
My DNN can be accessed by two IPs
e.g 12.10.208.11 -- (internal) & 106.12.23.12 -- (external)

To specify the Url for the IFrame Source, can i apply "~/myapps/login.aspx as url.

Becuase I don't want to create two pages & two iframe links for single app.

Any way to ignore the ip of the url?

i have tried & failed, do you have any idea?
 
New Post 12/26/2007 1:05 PM
User is offline David Dyer
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Re: URL setup  (United States)
I have run into a simular problem in the past, the best solution was to setup an interal dns. It helped for maintaining the site (paths to images and such) as well as made it easier for users to navigate our sites.

 
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