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i am trying to publish my website in IIS but when i try to ping the domain name it will give this instead of local host



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This how i created the site



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i am trying to publish my website in IIS but when i try to ping the domain name it will give this instead of local host



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This how i created the site



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i am trying to publish my website in IIS but when i try to ping the domain name it will give this instead of local host



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This how i created the site



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Why do you want to use a domain you don't own?
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Why do you want to use a domain you don't own?
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datingapp.com domain is mapped to IP 72.52.4.119 which you can confirm using this link



If you want to point datingapp.com domain to your localhost, you need to add an entry in host file which can be found at C:WindowsSystem32driversetc on Windows operation system.



Open host file using any text editor in administrator mode and add the following:



127.0.0.1 datingapp.com






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  • so everytime i want to create new domain name i should modify host file ?
    – James Fallon
    yesterday










  • I am not sure why you need domain name to browse your WebApp on localhost? Domain names are normally bound to server IP address which hosts your deployed application. If you still want to test your application using a domain name pointing to your local application then you will require a new entry in host file
    – Mohsin Mehmood
    yesterday










  • i did what you said but i received this error Handler "aspNetCore" has a bad module "AspNetCoreModuleV2" in its module list
    – James Fallon
    yesterday










  • @JamesFallon It means your original issue is resolved that datingapp.com is pointing to local website. Now you need to check on the documentation about hosting ASP.NET Core using IIS docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/host-and-deploy/iis/…
    – Mohsin Mehmood
    yesterday











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datingapp.com domain is mapped to IP 72.52.4.119 which you can confirm using this link



If you want to point datingapp.com domain to your localhost, you need to add an entry in host file which can be found at C:WindowsSystem32driversetc on Windows operation system.



Open host file using any text editor in administrator mode and add the following:



127.0.0.1 datingapp.com






share|improve this answer





















  • so everytime i want to create new domain name i should modify host file ?
    – James Fallon
    yesterday










  • I am not sure why you need domain name to browse your WebApp on localhost? Domain names are normally bound to server IP address which hosts your deployed application. If you still want to test your application using a domain name pointing to your local application then you will require a new entry in host file
    – Mohsin Mehmood
    yesterday










  • i did what you said but i received this error Handler "aspNetCore" has a bad module "AspNetCoreModuleV2" in its module list
    – James Fallon
    yesterday










  • @JamesFallon It means your original issue is resolved that datingapp.com is pointing to local website. Now you need to check on the documentation about hosting ASP.NET Core using IIS docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/host-and-deploy/iis/…
    – Mohsin Mehmood
    yesterday















up vote
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down vote



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datingapp.com domain is mapped to IP 72.52.4.119 which you can confirm using this link



If you want to point datingapp.com domain to your localhost, you need to add an entry in host file which can be found at C:WindowsSystem32driversetc on Windows operation system.



Open host file using any text editor in administrator mode and add the following:



127.0.0.1 datingapp.com






share|improve this answer





















  • so everytime i want to create new domain name i should modify host file ?
    – James Fallon
    yesterday










  • I am not sure why you need domain name to browse your WebApp on localhost? Domain names are normally bound to server IP address which hosts your deployed application. If you still want to test your application using a domain name pointing to your local application then you will require a new entry in host file
    – Mohsin Mehmood
    yesterday










  • i did what you said but i received this error Handler "aspNetCore" has a bad module "AspNetCoreModuleV2" in its module list
    – James Fallon
    yesterday










  • @JamesFallon It means your original issue is resolved that datingapp.com is pointing to local website. Now you need to check on the documentation about hosting ASP.NET Core using IIS docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/host-and-deploy/iis/…
    – Mohsin Mehmood
    yesterday













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datingapp.com domain is mapped to IP 72.52.4.119 which you can confirm using this link



If you want to point datingapp.com domain to your localhost, you need to add an entry in host file which can be found at C:WindowsSystem32driversetc on Windows operation system.



Open host file using any text editor in administrator mode and add the following:



127.0.0.1 datingapp.com






share|improve this answer












datingapp.com domain is mapped to IP 72.52.4.119 which you can confirm using this link



If you want to point datingapp.com domain to your localhost, you need to add an entry in host file which can be found at C:WindowsSystem32driversetc on Windows operation system.



Open host file using any text editor in administrator mode and add the following:



127.0.0.1 datingapp.com







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  • so everytime i want to create new domain name i should modify host file ?
    – James Fallon
    yesterday










  • I am not sure why you need domain name to browse your WebApp on localhost? Domain names are normally bound to server IP address which hosts your deployed application. If you still want to test your application using a domain name pointing to your local application then you will require a new entry in host file
    – Mohsin Mehmood
    yesterday










  • i did what you said but i received this error Handler "aspNetCore" has a bad module "AspNetCoreModuleV2" in its module list
    – James Fallon
    yesterday










  • @JamesFallon It means your original issue is resolved that datingapp.com is pointing to local website. Now you need to check on the documentation about hosting ASP.NET Core using IIS docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/host-and-deploy/iis/…
    – Mohsin Mehmood
    yesterday


















  • so everytime i want to create new domain name i should modify host file ?
    – James Fallon
    yesterday










  • I am not sure why you need domain name to browse your WebApp on localhost? Domain names are normally bound to server IP address which hosts your deployed application. If you still want to test your application using a domain name pointing to your local application then you will require a new entry in host file
    – Mohsin Mehmood
    yesterday










  • i did what you said but i received this error Handler "aspNetCore" has a bad module "AspNetCoreModuleV2" in its module list
    – James Fallon
    yesterday










  • @JamesFallon It means your original issue is resolved that datingapp.com is pointing to local website. Now you need to check on the documentation about hosting ASP.NET Core using IIS docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/host-and-deploy/iis/…
    – Mohsin Mehmood
    yesterday
















so everytime i want to create new domain name i should modify host file ?
– James Fallon
yesterday




so everytime i want to create new domain name i should modify host file ?
– James Fallon
yesterday












I am not sure why you need domain name to browse your WebApp on localhost? Domain names are normally bound to server IP address which hosts your deployed application. If you still want to test your application using a domain name pointing to your local application then you will require a new entry in host file
– Mohsin Mehmood
yesterday




I am not sure why you need domain name to browse your WebApp on localhost? Domain names are normally bound to server IP address which hosts your deployed application. If you still want to test your application using a domain name pointing to your local application then you will require a new entry in host file
– Mohsin Mehmood
yesterday












i did what you said but i received this error Handler "aspNetCore" has a bad module "AspNetCoreModuleV2" in its module list
– James Fallon
yesterday




i did what you said but i received this error Handler "aspNetCore" has a bad module "AspNetCoreModuleV2" in its module list
– James Fallon
yesterday












@JamesFallon It means your original issue is resolved that datingapp.com is pointing to local website. Now you need to check on the documentation about hosting ASP.NET Core using IIS docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/host-and-deploy/iis/…
– Mohsin Mehmood
yesterday




@JamesFallon It means your original issue is resolved that datingapp.com is pointing to local website. Now you need to check on the documentation about hosting ASP.NET Core using IIS docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/host-and-deploy/iis/…
– Mohsin Mehmood
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