First, if you have a php. You will need the following two lines added to the file:. Just save it as php. Like magic, your friendly URLs will just work. Skip to content Friendly URLs make a site a lot easier for both humans and search engines to understand. Restart it, also to troublshoot go to a command prompt and type "ping www. Also look at reply from ScorchedBacon66 because there is a file you have to edit called. Ideally when you update the configuration within the admin control panel of WP the.
If you need to manually edit this file, it is just a plain old txt file. There are many references online about redirect syntax, here is one. First go look for that file, it may already exist, if it does open it up with notepad or a simple text editor. Save a copy of the file before you modify it! If you want to understand what each line does, then review the above link and the entries in your file, this is a great way to understand the re-write process.
This is not WP specific, you can modify the behavior of a specific directory, website etc with. Alright I've modified the files with the proper DNS names. Thanks for the tutorial document, it was helpful! Unfortunately nothing has changed due to the DNS issue that's preventing the laptop from connecting.
We have a primary Domain Control Server and then this server is primarily used for this intranet that I am building. What DNS server did you create the record on?? Only machines using that DNS in their settings will be able to see the page via name If your laptop is using different DNS servers..
Or just move the files to the other server because that was something we were trying to avoid doing to begin with. I have unfortunately already tried editing the hosts file and adding the IP address and new website address, it hasn't worked for me. When we thought to build this intranet we figured we'd build it on a different server as the one we currently have already has so much going on on it that we didn't want the site running slow by being on it. There isn't a way to connect the two?
Sorry for the slow response Assuming that you're still having this problem, let me clarify the DNS thing they're talking about Your workstation needs to to point to your DNS server Hope this helps. No I am not! You aren't telling me answers No others.. You also have to be in the same network and VLAN as it To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks.
Adding the website via IIS and giving it the friendly name there. Changing the localhost name of the host file in the root directory so " Windows Server R.
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