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Chapter 12 1. Select the Service management > Naming service > DNS naming > DNS zone management menu. 2. Select the Primary zone tab. 3. Enter the domain name (the name of the Intranet site). Examples 1: For a URL named intra.business.loc the domain name is bus1ness.loc For a URL named www.business.com the domain name is business.com 4. Enter the administrator email address. 5. Click OK. 6. Select the Service management > Naming service > DNS naming > Register machine menu menu. 7. Click the Modify button that corresponds to the site. 8. In the Registered machines part of the form, click Add 9. Enter the machine name. Examples 2: For a URL named intra.business.loc the machine name is intra For a URL named www.business.com the machine name is www 10. Enter the associated IP address 11. Click ADD. 12. Click OK. 12-6
13. Change the Status of DNS server to Active. 12.3 Loading the Site into the Server Two methods can be used to load the site into the server: - FTP (webmaster only) - Microsoft Network Neighborhood 12.3.1 Loading by FTP The Webmaster can use any FTP utility. The following parameters are required: - The IP address. This address does not depend on the network interface used to access the site. It depends on the FTP configuration you can find selecting the Service management > Management of FTP service > FTP: standard server menu. - The webmaster identifier and password. - The destination, which is the /ftpgroups//html directory. 12.3.2 Using Microsoft Network Neighborhood The webmaster has several ways for accessing the website location, such as the \\\ address. You can find the NetBIOS name using the Service management > Files server and domain controller > Global settings menu, in the Configuration tab. The webmaster then copies the website data to the html directory. 12.4 Reverse Proxy Configuration The reverse proxy allows to expose internal web sites from your intranet to the outside world through your Virtualdesk site. The Reverse Proxy tab displays system reverse proxy mappings and allows to add user mapping. To add a user defined mapping: - Navigate to Service management > Web > Advanced configuration - Select the Reverse Proxy tab 12-7
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