Search Again: Re: URL w/o www From: charles kline Date: Friday, June 4, 1999 Time: 12:48:00 pm Unless I misunderstood your question this seems like a WebStar issue. You need to tell WebStar what the name and location of the "Default" page is. This is the page that when none is specified in the domain ie. (www.yourdomain.com/) it will go to. You can actually make it whatever you want. Run WebStar admin and configure your default page to be home.html and you should be good to go. - Charles >I am trying to configure my DNS record so that I can find my domain name at >both: > >http://www.domainname.com > >and > >http://domainname.com > >The first page of my site is named home.html. When I enter, >http://domainname.com, I get an error, page not found message. When I >enter, http://domainname.com/home.html, I go right to my site. I suspect >that if I changed my first page's name to index.html, things would work >perfectly. > >How do I fix this, without changing my page's name? Is this a QuickDNS >issue or a Webstar issue? > >Thanks for your time, >Suzanne Swift > >Infoseek...led you to everything but their phone number >Excite...asked you for your hobbies and gave you some cookies >Yahoo!...didn't have that category >AltaVista...found 982074 Web pages for you > >Spec Simple....The Design Product Information you need when you need >it...where no one needs to know your name. > > > > -- _______________________________________________________________ Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com WebMaster - eCommerce Specialist MacSultants Professional Solutions for Computer Systems Phone# 609-273-3255 Fax# 609-273-3721

Messages In This Thread: URL w/o www by Suzanne Swift on Jun 4, 1999 at 1:27:00 am Re: URL w/o www by Men & Mice Support on Jun 4, 1999 at 5:10:00 am Re: URL w/o www by Chuck Rice on Jun 4, 1999 at 5:24:00 am Re: URL w/o www by Nitai on Jun 4, 1999 at 6:50:00 am Re: URL w/o www by charles kline on Jun 4, 1999 at 12:48:00 pm