| IIS Guru 2005-06-24, 5:59 pm |
| Site1.OurDomin.com is a subdomain of OurDomain.com. Likewise for Site2 and
myApp.
Each of the subdomains must have the correct A record entry in DNS to point
to the IP address of the site. If the websites are configured in IIS on the
same IP address with host headers, the host header will direct it to the
correct web instance within IIS. If they are on seperate IP addresses the
request will go to the site that corresponds with the IP address in DNS. I
hope this helps.
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"JIM.H." <JIMH@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:701E8557-36CA-4F45-8782-75C2C69F4AA7@microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
> Thanks for reply. Not different web root but different folders under
> wwwroot.
> I could not see the answer of my questions in this site. Site1 and Site2
> and
> myApp are set up the way that is shown in the site you gave me, however it
> still does not tell me what I should do to access it as
> http://myApp.OurDomin.com
>
>
> "IIS Guru" wrote:
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