Hi all
TL;DR version: my website "website.com.au" defaults to "website.com.au/Remote/logon" when I want it to go to "website.com.au/index.php"
Background:
I've been searching for a workaround for a while now - I think it's my lack of understanding how IIS works that's preventing me finding a solution so any pointers where I should start looking would be very helpful.
Recently we started our own Exchange, but as part of setting up the certificate I had to point our DNS A record for the domain to our IP. Everything works, but we lost our website of course. I'm attempting to setup the new website with IIS on the new server. In the recent past I've done this on normal client machines (in Windows 7 and Windows 8), but not a server.
Problem:
I type in "website.com.au"
As soon as I do that, the link immediately changes to "website.com.au/Remote/logon" and wants me to login remotely.
I can see that Remote is a virtual directory, however I don't want to just remove it since I've already removed (and replaced when it didn't work) the protocols off it and it didn't fix my problem.
If this weren't a live system I'd spend the next few days working it out, trial and error, but as I have other people depending on it working so they can perform their jobs I can't have it offline for more than a few minutes at a time. So I come here in the hopes that somebody might spot it and help me out.
(In my defense, I've already worked out FastCGI, non-safe-threaded PHP, set up protocols, moved the other default websites to different ports, modified the router and firewalls, and gone through the Bindings of the different websites.)
There is probably a really easy solution out there, and I'm probably using all the wrong search terms to find it.
Thanks,
Dan