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Jess,
>http://127.0.0.1 or http://localhost in workstation gets the info. of the workstation itself which returns error: "page can not be displayed" and displays "my computer" in the window bar status (it should be local intranet).
Nope. localhost or 127.0.0.1 are always references to "My Computer". IOW, they always point to the computer you are currently on. Local means my computer, not the web server on another computer on my intranet. From your workstation you have to refer to the other web server by its "real" IP address or servername.
>http://127.0.0.1 or http://localhost in workstation gets the info. of the workstation itself which returns error: "page can not be displayed" and displays "my computer" in the window bar status (it should be local intranet).
Nope. localhost or 127.0.0.1 are always references to "My Computer". IOW, they always point to the computer you are currently on. Local means my computer, not the web server on another computer on my intranet. From your workstation you have to refer to the other web server by its "real" IP address or servername.
David Stevenson, MCSD, 2-time VFP MVP / St. Petersburg, FL USA / david@topstrategies.com