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Browsing web site from Guest

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 07/11/2006
From: Arif Shafique
Message:

Hi

I have web server running on a win2kR2 as guest OS. On that I have web site
that I want to access from the host browser. When using IE 6\7 it can't find
the site. I can ping the guest os, I can use remote desktop to access the
server and I can even use firefox to browse that site!! but when using IE I
am lost.

Is there something I can do to enable IE in this scenario?

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