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> What I'm asking is say I make it up the ip address is
> 192.168.0.2 the port
> is 80 and the header is www.here.com, what do I call the
> folder to keep the
> website in. Do I call it what I called my header, and do I
> make 2 headers,
> one for www.here.com and here.com or just have my DNS refer to it.
Call it anything you want, just don't call ME late to dinner....
But seriously...
(I'm assuming you're configuring IIS, not using the CFML trick that
someone posted a few messages ago.)
When you're using host headers w/ IIS, you will have entirely
separate servers for each host you setup. You set the root directory
of each of those servers to whatever you like. There's no "magic" to
wory about w/ the directory naming. And I'm not sure, but I *think*
you need to make two host header entries -- one with & one without
the 'www.'.
Hope that's helpful.
Do be careful using host headers, tho. They're far less reliable
than using separate IPs. I'd consider them accessable for internal
stuff or for personal sites, but I would NEVER rely on them for a
publicly accessable site that might actually be accessed by paying
customers...
Best regards,
Zac Bedell
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