Hey guys,
I have Windows 2000 and want to have 2 domains share the same IP. Say I have:
mydomain1.com (IP: 111.111.111.10)
mydomain2.com (IP: Share same as above)
I believe host headers are involved with this and I have instructions on creating a host header by going into the advanced properties of the Web Site Identification however I cannot find instructions on where the directory for the new site will be created so I can place content.
For example mydomain1.com has it's own directory under the inetpub location, and I then setup the host header for mydomain2.com, but that just sets up a header. What do I need to do to tell it where the site folder is found so it will pull up that web site?
So far it is as if the host header is more like an alias, because I don't see where I point the host header to a folder for the contents.
Obviously, I am a bit confused on the host header idea.
Thanks for the assistance.
Greg
I have Windows 2000 and want to have 2 domains share the same IP. Say I have:
mydomain1.com (IP: 111.111.111.10)
mydomain2.com (IP: Share same as above)
I believe host headers are involved with this and I have instructions on creating a host header by going into the advanced properties of the Web Site Identification however I cannot find instructions on where the directory for the new site will be created so I can place content.
For example mydomain1.com has it's own directory under the inetpub location, and I then setup the host header for mydomain2.com, but that just sets up a header. What do I need to do to tell it where the site folder is found so it will pull up that web site?
So far it is as if the host header is more like an alias, because I don't see where I point the host header to a folder for the contents.
Obviously, I am a bit confused on the host header idea.
Thanks for the assistance.
Greg