Hello,

it is not that easy.

If you say, you set up DNS, have you created a Zone for your domain?
If so, have you entered an entry www with the IP of your webserver?
Does this entry content the IP of your IIS server?
If so, have you set up the IIS properly? You need to tell IIS that he has to listen not only on the IP, he should also know, what the server name supposed to be.

Do you want to use the default website on the IIS? Or are you planning to create your own server directory?

What nameserver settings are in your client? If your nameserver is not authoritative for the domain, you will end up on the website where Godaddy is hosting your temporary website.

I know, questions over question and no answers

Maybe it is a good idea, to google for "IIS how to" or so.

Axel

Yes.
In the dns settings of your client, you should point to your internal dns server. Your internal dns must be able to connect the root servers so that if he can not resolve a request can get these information from the internet.

Thats it.

Axel

i want anyone outside or inside to see the website

then you need to look at your hosters site and see how you configure a domain you got from them to point to a specific ip. then you set up your webserver at that ip.

you have a dns entry for your domain in the public dns's. it points to godaddy's page. youi need to change the entry to your ip. contact godaddy to have them do it/allow you to do it.

you can also just call godaddy.com and tell them that you want your domain to point to what ever ip address you want