IIS question

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Windows XP Pro SP2 - cable modem into router into three machine LAN.

When I type in my public IP address, the router details appear on screen
wanting my username and password. Is that the normal behaviour? It happens
whether or not IIS is installed. I wanted the IP to go to my IIS machine.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Steve
 
Maincat said:
Windows XP Pro SP2 - cable modem into router into three machine LAN.

When I type in my public IP address, the router details appear on screen
wanting my username and password. Is that the normal behaviour? It happens
whether or not IIS is installed. I wanted the IP to go to my IIS machine.
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The IP address assigned by your ISP belongs to your router (in the
normal scenario). It assigns made-up (nonroutable) IP addresses to
each machine on the network. Computers from outside your LAN are not
going to be able to contact your IIS server.
 
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