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Hello,
I reckon I'll have to read up on IIS, yet to gain time, may I ask - could you add to my answers to these questions;
Why would you want to do this?
A: Having separate ports, one would be able to stop/start each site separately.
What would you gain by making this change?
A: Better control of the application I am working with.
Would it work any different?
A: My site would not be interfered by other sites using the same port.
Your comments/answers to each of these questions will be greatly appreciated.
I reckon I'll have to read up on IIS, yet to gain time, may I ask - could you add to my answers to these questions;
Why would you want to do this?
A: Having separate ports, one would be able to stop/start each site separately.
What would you gain by making this change?
A: Better control of the application I am working with.
Would it work any different?
A: My site would not be interfered by other sites using the same port.
Your comments/answers to each of these questions will be greatly appreciated.
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becraig let me read up on the links you provided, thanks
You get no more control by using different ports to separate your sites than you would if you used different IPs to differentiate your sites, and IPs are easier to deal with (albeit potentially more expensive).
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Sorry for the delay. I forgot I had this question open.
Control? i could not think of any other benefit.