using IIS to point to a different site
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I'm using IIS for my server. I have a domain and I am able to add anything to the front of my domain like this: http://anything.mydomain.com/ How can I get IIS to recognize the "anything" and point to this specific site? Thanks!
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I'm using IIS for my server. I have a domain and I am able to add anything to the front of my domain like this: http://anything.mydomain.com/ How can I get IIS to recognize the "anything" and point to this specific site? Thanks!
Hi 1. Create an entry for "anything" in your DNS server 2. Go to IIS service manager 3. Click on Advanced (on the right of IP Address) 4. Add a new Host Header Name - IP Address: , TCP Port: 80, Host Header Name: anything.mydomain.com HTH :) Wanderley
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I'm using IIS for my server. I have a domain and I am able to add anything to the front of my domain like this: http://anything.mydomain.com/ How can I get IIS to recognize the "anything" and point to this specific site? Thanks!
Does you want different web's for www.mydomain.com and anything.mydomain.com, but on the same ip-address? Then just read on... I don't have an IIS server installed on this machine, so I can't see the exact names of the menus and dialogs, but I hope you can understand what I mean. Just create 2 websites, on the server, that uses the same ip-address. Then in the properties for each website, you can add what "name" this site should respond to. In the one you write www.mydomain.com, and in the other website-properties you write anything.mydomain.com. That way the website only responds when a user ask for the domain it's configured for, and you can have several websites that shares a single ip-address... Hope it helps... - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"