I have an internal site that is on a win2003 machine/iis 6.0. Its DNS was nonexistent when I installed DNN, so I was using WINS resolution to admin the site. Since then, we got a DNS and a dedicated IP. I disabled WINS on the interface.
Every time someone goes to http://mysite.mydomain.com/, the URL is rewritten by DNN to http://mysite/
This disallows people not on our domain (local to each city) to see the site. How can I stop DNN from doing this? There is no setting in IIS I can find that makes a difference, and when I turn off the "default site", create a new one on port 80, turn on directory browsing, and select various files the URL keeps its domain suffix. BUT, when I open Default.aspx, THAT is when the URL is rewritten to chop off the domain suffix. We need that to stay on! Really! :-)
I have looked at the source - there are only 2 response.redirect() calls - both are the result of some error condition that doesn't seem relevant... (I think)...
It *looks* like a setting in a database? In the .js file? I am looking, looking, looking - nothing in the setup PDF. Please help?
If I don't get it resolved in the next 10 minutes, my boss is going to reinstall from scratch. Ugh..