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Multiple Websites on same Server
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| Hubert Rétif 2005-12-28, 7:53 am |
| Hi,
On the same Server, I would like to have 2 Sites running independantly.
Thus under "Web Sites" I have:
Description Identifier State Port
"Default Web Site" 1 Running 80
"My Application" 858050600 Running 12500
The first one (default) is running perfectly.
By the second one, I can't bring it to display a page in a browser.
Of course, may be is something wrong in "My Application" (cgi), but before
investigating too much in this direction, I would like to ask following
question:
What should I take in consideration by doing such configuration? Is it
enough to simply define another port?
Thanks,
Hubert
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| Kristofer Gafvert 2005-12-28, 7:53 am |
| You need to open this port in the firewall (if any) and use the port when
you browse the website, such as:
http://serverName:12500/
Other than that, there should be no problems using another port.
PS: You are aware of that you can use host headers? End-users prefer to
not have to remember a port number.
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Regards,
Kristofer Gafvert
http://www.gafvert.info/iis/ - IIS Related Info
Hubert Rétif wrote:
>Hi,
>
>On the same Server, I would like to have 2 Sites running independantly.
>Thus under "Web Sites" I have:
>
>Description Identifier State Port
>"Default Web Site" 1 Running 80
>"My Application" 858050600 Running 12500
>
>The first one (default) is running perfectly.
>By the second one, I can't bring it to display a page in a browser.
>
>Of course, may be is something wrong in "My Application" (cgi), but before
>investigating too much in this direction, I would like to ask following
>question:
>
>What should I take in consideration by doing such configuration? Is it
>enough to simply define another port?
>
>Thanks,
>Hubert
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