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Then you create domain within the webserver, and assign a different root to each of the domains.<br />
(The top level directory is specified there).
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thanks<br />
how does this work with respect to &nbsp;PORTS ?<br />
can all sites still be on PORT 80 ?
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yes, in the bindings set the hostname (domain name)
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Hi<br />
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I have a Azure Virtual Machine VM with fixed IP , say 123.456.789.101<br />
I want this Azure VM to host more than one website, the different websites having different domains, but not sure if this can be done<br />
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Can I have more than one domain map to this single Azure Virtual Machine IP, and the different domains to different virtual directories/sites on the same Azure &nbsp;Virtual machine?<br />
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So I have 3 domains say<br />
www.abc.com&nbsp; &nbsp; - this should go to site one say 123.456.789.101/abc<br />
<a href="http://www.def.com" rel="ugc">www.def.com</a>&nbsp; - this should go to site two say 123.456.789.101/def<br />
<a href="http://www.ghi.com" rel="ugc">www.ghi.com</a>&nbsp;- this should go to another site say 123.456.789.101/ghi<br />
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I don't want user to have to type in virtual directory
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Hi

I have a Azure Virtual Machine VM with fixed IP , say 123.456.789.101
I want this Azure VM to host more than one website, the different websites having different domains, but not sure if this can be done

Can I have more than one domain map to this single Azure Virtual Machine IP, and the different domains to different virtual directories/sites on the same Azure  Virtual machine?

So I have 3 domains say
www.abc.com    - this should go to site one say 123.456.789.101/abc
www.def.com  - this should go to site two say 123.456.789.101/def
www.ghi.com - this should go to another site say 123.456.789.101/ghi

I don't want user to have to type in virtual directory

Azure Virtual Machine hosting - more than one domain to same IP address?

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