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Re: 'masking' or 'hiding' am ip address from a web browser


From: "Fernando D." <ferosspublic () comcast net>
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2003 12:42:01 -0500

Bryan Sultanik wrote:
How can I mask or hide my ip address behind a 'friendly name' when users
access my web app via web browser. Currently, when they hit the app, their
browser shows  192.xx.xxx.xx instead of 'myserver'. I am running Web logic 7
on a Win2k server, have specifically chosen not to register the server in
our enterprise DNS for security reasons.
Thanks in advance.
--Bryan


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I read some of the recent posts and didn't see anything about HOSTS files. This is another way to do it without a DNS server. It's administrative intensive if you switch IP's often, if not then it's a one time deal.

Have fun,

Fernando



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