Server default web site goes to wiki

Hello all
I am running mavericks and server 3.0.1
and is I enable wiki server the default website goes directly to the wiki part and not to the top level server site....

If you enable the wiki system it will always be what you reach if you use the default name for that IP address.
Create at least one other DNS 'name' for the same IP address. Have the wiki site respond if you address the computer by the original name. You can enter any number of other web sites in the 'Websites' list on the Websites panel, and specify which 'Domain Name:' reaches each one of them.
Suggestions:
wiki.example.com
www.example.com
Something like that.

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What's your mean of "cannot start default web site"？
If you mean that the client can't access the website, please follow the troubleshooting steps below:
Please try to ping an external IP address. If timeout occurs, this is a connectivity issue. You need to check the IP address, netmask, gateway, DNS.
Please try to run nslookup www.microsoft.com. If this website can't be resolved, this is a DNS issue. Please check the DNS settings and the firewall settings.
If all these tests passed, please try to reset your Internet Explorer.
If you mean that the server can't start the website in IIS, please check if there is any warning or error in the event viewer of the server. Besides, please try to start the IIS manually. If any error pops up, please post it here. It may give some hints.
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