Ok heres how the web works. When ever you enter a URL into a browser, the browser look in what is called the root DNS servers for a matching record in order to transform this url into an IP address, this is called a forward lookup. Once it does this your request hits the DNS server in question and according to what is set in the DNS A NAME or CNAME records your request is sent to the web server hosting the website.
So in order to your domain name at you IP address you need to do the following. 1. register your domain name 2. set the DNS ANAME or CNAME record for your newly registered domain to your IP address. 3. If your are running all the correct web server stuff on your IP then you should see your website. NOTE - you will also need to alter the mail or MX records as necessary. Hope this helps. Sean On Jan 19, 12:35 pm, nag <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear friends > > my web url is like thishttp://74.62.160.232/mysite > > i would like to point this tohttp://www.mysite.com/ > > i'm having the access to the RDP(remote disktop Connection) > what are the setting i need to do in IIS7. > please help me out friends
