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Adding Video Server To Network - Need Advice
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I need some basic set-up help for adding a video server to my network. I want the video server to live on it own sub domain - such as video.domain.com . Right now I have my folders under Inetpub as such: C:/Inetpub : - ftproot - mailroot - videoroot - wwwroot Both videoroot and mailroot will live at video.domain.com and mail.domain.com respectively. Each subdomain will represent its own computer (video and mail server). My question is simply - how do I set up the sub domains on my network (and get them to point to new addresses)? Thank you. |
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Re: Adding Video Server To Network - Need Advice
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You should place this at different ngs. -- I hope that the information above helps you. Have a Nice day. Jorge Silva MCSE, MVP Directory Services "pbd22" <> wrote in message news:1188832085.565124.98160@o80g2000hse.googlegro ups.com... > Hi. > > I need some basic set-up help for adding a video server > to my network. I want the video server to live on it own sub > domain - such as video.domain.com . > > Right now I have my folders under Inetpub as such: > > C:/Inetpub : > - ftproot > - mailroot > - videoroot > - wwwroot > > Both videoroot and mailroot will live at video.domain.com and > mail.domain.com respectively. Each subdomain will represent > its own computer (video and mail server). > > My question is simply - how do I set up the sub domains on my network > (and get them to point to new addresses)? > > Thank you. > |
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Re: Adding Video Server To Network - Need Advice
On Sep 3, 8:18 am, "Jorge Silva" <> wrote:
> Hi > You should place this at different ngs. > -- > I hope that the information above helps you. > Have a Nice day. > > Jorge Silva > MCSE, MVP Directory Services"pbd22" <> wrote in message > > news:1188832085.565124.98160@o80g2000hse.googlegro ups.com... > > > Hi. > > > I need some basic set-up help for adding a video server > > to my network. I want the video server to live on it own sub > > domain - such as video.domain.com . > > > Right now I have my folders under Inetpub as such: > > > C:/Inetpub : > > - ftproot > > - mailroot > > - videoroot > > - wwwroot > > > Both videoroot and mailroot will live at video.domain.com and > > mail.domain.com respectively. Each subdomain will represent > > its own computer (video and mail server). > > > My question is simply - how do I set up the sub domains on my network > > (and get them to point to new addresses)? > > > Thank you. OK, thanks. I have moved my post to here: |
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