>When I go to http://www.1.com:8383, http://www.2.com:8383, or
>http://www.3.com:8383 it says I am logging onto the 1.com domain. My
>question is, how or is it possible that I can get it to recognize the 2 and
>3 domains? For example Apache can serve web pages based on the domain URL
>(so you can theoretically have 10,000 sites on one IP address). Is this
>possible with I-Mail?
For an introduction to the ipswitch knowledge base, start here:
http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/IM-19990901-DM03.htm
and keep looking around. If what you want to do is doable, it's
explained in the KB.
You can't solve this pb with DNS, since DNS will only tell a
client/browser at which ip to find the page requested.
However, different HTTP 1.1 "host headers" in the page request made
by the browser and sent to port :8383 of a single ip are the way an
HTTP 1.1 web server can decide which page to return to the requestor.
Happy hunting.
(BTW, this may not be relevant, we had a discussion here a while back
where HTTP 1.1 server programming using "http redirect" could be used
to send a browser to a different machine (URL + ip) after login.)
Len
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