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Hi all,
I think this is a simple one. At work, we have an SBS 2003 server running Active Directory, as well as a Linux web development server. The internet comes in through a Draytek 2800G router.
I have the webdev server setup so that it responds as follows:
etc etc. Currently, I add these to a login script that copies across a hosts file stored on the server. This works OK, but on computers that log on as low privilege users, the permissions stop the file being copied.
Can I add these routes into the router somewhere to make it easier to manage? Alternatively, is there an easier way to manage with the features in SBS 2003?
Matt
I think this is a simple one. At work, we have an SBS 2003 server running Active Directory, as well as a Linux web development server. The internet comes in through a Draytek 2800G router.
I have the webdev server setup so that it responds as follows:
Code:
%winddir\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
intranet 192.168.8.5
intranet.site1 192.168.8.5
intranet.site2 192.168.8.5etc etc. Currently, I add these to a login script that copies across a hosts file stored on the server. This works OK, but on computers that log on as low privilege users, the permissions stop the file being copied.
Can I add these routes into the router somewhere to make it easier to manage? Alternatively, is there an easier way to manage with the features in SBS 2003?
Matt
