localtest.me’s server IP address could not be found - iis

I've attempted to set up a test binding through IIS to localtest.me, but it's not resolving to my local IP address. My understanding of localtest.me is that it should resolve automatically. In Chrome is get the error message:
blog-test.localtest.me’s server IP address could not be found.
And when pinging blog-test.localtest.me I get the following error:
Ping request could not find host blog-test.localtest.me. Please check the name and try again.
In IIS I have a site that's bound to blog-test.localtest.me with the following settings:
Everything I've read online advises that localtest.me should resolve automatically? Is this the case or is there setup step I'm missing?

You can simply add this entry in your host file locally, and it will work.
On windows machine - C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
On *nix machine - /etc/hosts

It sounds like you didn't register the domain in either DNS or hosts file.
1.So if you are in an AD environment, please add a CNAME blog-test.localtest.me in your local DNS Forward lookup zone.
2.If you are going to access the website from public domain, then please purchase the domian from domain provider and point it to Server's public IP.
3.If you just want to access the website locally, please add the domain to hosts file.
The hosts record would looks like:
127.0.0.1 blog-test.localtest.me

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