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In IIS manager right click on the website and select bindings. &nbsp;Enter the URL that will ne used to access that particular site in here without the HTTP part
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In IIS manager right click on the website and select bindings.  Enter the URL that will ne used to access that particular site in here without the HTTP part

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Hi<br />
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I am running server 2008<br />
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I have one static IP provided from my ISP and I would like to host multiple websites with IIS.<br />
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How do I configure Host headers?<br />
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I hope I do I need a seperate internal IP for each website?<br />
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Help!
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Hi

I am running server 2008

I have one static IP provided from my ISP and I would like to host multiple websites with IIS.

How do I configure Host headers?

I hope I do I need a seperate internal IP for each website?

Help!

How do I configure Host Headers for IIS in Server 2008

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