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Thanks...may come back to you laiter on for more info...<br />
Erot / norway<br />

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Thanks...may come back to you laiter on for more info...
Erot / norway


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I'm about to offer webhotel from my server with IIS/NT.<br />
Well might buy IIS/NT...<br />
I will have My own homepage there as well....<br />
If I do use IIS/NT ..will it be possible for my clients to have their own domain names?<br />
If possible...How is this managed in general and is there<br />
any problems that may occur...that I should be aware of?<br />
How do I best manage a situation like this...?
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I'm about to offer webhotel from my server with IIS/NT.
Well might buy IIS/NT...
I will have My own homepage there as well....
If I do use IIS/NT ..will it be possible for my clients to have their own domain names?
If possible...How is this managed in general and is there
any problems that may occur...that I should be aware of?
How do I best manage a situation like this...?

Several Domain names on one IIS Server

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.