Sub-domain hosting in IIS (windows 2000 server)

how to host several sites with different domain names on a single iis server
using same port no and the same ip add.

 

You need to create a cname record in DNS for each website that you want
to have on the server. In ISS create new websites for each hostname and
add a host header for the identity of the website.

 

host headers

 

I had a question like this in my 70-292 exam yesterday and still need some
clarification. Basically the question stated that one of the websites had
stopped and the other 2 were running. One was on port 80, the other on 8089
amd the one that had stopped was on port 80 also. It asked how to get the
website running again. I selected to add a host header and give it a unique
port number. Does this sound correct ?

 

do you like violating the NDA that you signed?

 

hardly a full reproduction of the question now is it idiot ?

 

close enough for me to be concerned. I wonder how MS would feel?

But since we are pointing out personal failings, how do you feel about
swen? or is your hotmail account only used for you to collect spam/virii?

 

Well you have my permission to report me to Microsoft. Off you go.

 

oy! are you missing the point of that last post. trying to be a nice guy
here. look at the top of this post. is a real
address that you use? Have you ever heard of "swen"? do you know about
address harvesters?

Look, I will grant you that the dig about your NDA was possibly
unwarranted. you are clean enough but I get queasy when I here
discussions like "I had a question like..." as it is talking about the
exam. Fine you didn't quote it verbatum. still the e-mail address listed
above could get you more than you bargined for. MUNGE it! I may be a
Certified PITA (actually that title belongs to someone else I know) but
I'm tryin' ta help ya here.

 

It's not my email address

 

then you should have said so. "Now go away or shall taunt you a second
time!"

 

RESPONSE FROM SHAFIY2K:

Hi Praveen!!!

You can create a VIRTUAL Website which shares a same IP
address of a local machine`s address. For Ex: If you
are having a Windows 2000 server with an IP address of
192.168.0.1, can create a VIRTUAL website : means more
than one websites in a same IIS in the Same machine
sharing the same ip address : 192.168.0.1 of a local
machine.

Take an example you have created a 1`st website called
microsoft.com then you can alternately can create an
second website called macintosh.com, you must point the
same ip address as mentioned. To do this, after created
a 2nd website, go to DNS window - go to forward look up
zones - go to your domain - create a new domain - go to a
newly created domain - create a host record that points
your local machine`s IP address and in Host header name
mention WWW and then search the file of your local host
record and click apply and OK.

Update an assoiciated PTR record. Then register all
those things in Active Directory using
IPCONFIG/REGISTERDNS command.

With regards
Shafi.H

 

RESPONSE FROM SHAFIY2K:

Hi Praveen!!!

You can create a VIRTUAL Website which shares a same IP
address of a local machine`s address. For Ex: If you
are having a Windows 2000 server with an IP address of
192.168.0.1, can create a VIRTUAL website : means more
than one websites in a same IIS in the Same machine
sharing the same ip address : 192.168.0.1 of a local
machine.

Take an example you have created a 1`st website called
microsoft.com then you can alternately can create an
second website called macintosh.com, you must point the
same ip address as mentioned. To do this, after created
a 2nd website, go to DNS window - go to forward look up
zones - go to your domain - create a new domain - go to a
newly created domain - create a host record that points
your local machine`s IP address and in Host header name
mention WWW and then search the file of your local host
record and click apply and OK.

Update an assoiciated PTR record. Then register all
those things in Active Directory using
IPCONFIG/REGISTERDNS command.

With regards
Shafi.H

 

In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, climbed on a soapbox & opined:

And use a fuscking newsreader while you're at it!!!!

 

I had to register to say, wow, Neil, you're trite.

Thankfully, your hijacking this thread with your petty BS didn't stop a real response.

Thanks Shafi.H for giving a real answer instead of hijacking the thread with trite BS.