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New website on an Exchange Server

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I have installed Exchange on a Windows 2000 Server, and it has installed and configured IIS so that emails are available via a browser (http://mail.domain.name/exchange). Now, if I create a new website on the same server how do I make it use the alias "www" and not "mail"?? Or should I have created a website first and then installed Exchange???


I dont know much about domains but you might just have to create an alias on your DNS server called www which points to your IIS server so that when somebody types http://www.domain.name into a browser, it points to your IIS server. DNS names are read backwards so after your domian, your DNS server will send back the IP of www (your IIS server) back to the client that requested it.

if this works let me know.

Edited by At0mic

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At0mic, you are a genius, pure and simple! :w00t:

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