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Hello all,
I work for a company that sells a website as a private label. The code was finished two weeks ago and they had only 2 customers. Sudently, they have now 40 customers and they expect 400 new sign ups in the next couple of weeks. This is for the insurance industry.
So basically, I only have one website at IIS and I add as many bindings as domain names are requested.
I am not configuring anything on IIS, they require to point the @ record at the registrant to the server's IP address.
Am I doing this the wrong way? Having hundreds of bindings on one website is wrong? Should I have a website per domain name?
Thanks!
I work for a company that sells a website as a private label. The code was finished two weeks ago and they had only 2 customers. Sudently, they have now 40 customers and they expect 400 new sign ups in the next couple of weeks. This is for the insurance industry.
So basically, I only have one website at IIS and I add as many bindings as domain names are requested.
I am not configuring anything on IIS, they require to point the @ record at the registrant to the server's IP address.
Am I doing this the wrong way? Having hundreds of bindings on one website is wrong? Should I have a website per domain name?
Thanks!
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On the current websites, one customer had 300,000 visits in 3 days and toke down all the rest of the websites.
Thanks for the tip!