When you create the site, you need to use host headers.
When you use the create new site wizard, there is the option to input the
IP, port and host header. In the host header put www.domain.com. Then after
you are done configuring the site, go back into the properties for the site,
and there you should see the IP and port - click the "advanced" button, and
it will give you the option to add the second host header needed
(domain.com) - that is if you want the browser to be able to hit your site
with http://domain.com. And add any others you need or want to be able to
use to be able to view the (Ie if you wanted to be able to hit the site with
http://hostname.domain.com) although I'm sure that is over kill, and no need
to do that.
Then create a new site for the second domain and follow the same steps,
except the other host header is www.domain2.com, etc etc.
This method works for all 1.1 compliant browsers (I think - running from
memory here), so old browsers (again I think V2 -) will not work with host
headers.
Done deal.
Dustin
ON 8/18/01 12:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] AKA Charles Stanley LAID DOWN
THE LAW WITH SOME "O" THESE WORDS :
> Sorry for the OT, but there is a rather wide distribution of knowledge here...
>
> I'm under the impression that IIS 5 is able to host more than one web site
> per IP address, but cannot seem to figure it out.
>
> I'm trying to do something like this:
>
> Create
>
> www.domainone.com
> www.domaintwo.com
> www.domainthree.com
>
> and have them all reside on one IP address. Would someone be kind enough
> to point me in the right direction?
>
> TIA
>
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