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> Actually on Win 2k server, you can add an IP address and not
> reboot. Other
> computers were able to see it fine afterwards.
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> > Theoretically you can add IP addresses without rebooting, but
> in practice
> it
> > doesn't work. If I remember correctly the network card knows t
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> Theoretically you can add IP addresses without rebooting, but in practice
it
> doesn't work. If I remember correctly the network card knows that there
are
> new
Theoretically you can add IP addresses without rebooting, but in practice it
doesn't work. If I remember correctly the network card knows that there are
new IP addresses without rebooting, but not much else notices them *until*
you reboot.
Regards
Stephen
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>
> Then re-boot (although there's s
Then re-boot (although there's some disagreement whether this is necessary).
best, paul
At 10:53 AM 6/26/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Open Control Panel. Open Network Settings. Click on the Protcols Tab.
>Highlight TCP/IP and then click on Properties. Click on the Advanced
>button. Under IP Addres
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how in NT can you bind multiple IP addresses to the same NIC?
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not that I've seen.
I will play with i
main. ?
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So .. will all of this work with FTP as well?
.Todd
| when you create the website in IIS
not that I've seen.
I will play with it. I am thinking that the host will direct you to the IP,
but you would have userid for one domain available in the next domain. ?
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Nope. Only with HTTP.
Best regards,
Zac Bedell
> So .. will all of this work with FTP as well?
>
> .Todd
>
> | when you create the website in IIS you will define the root
> directory of
> | that site. So if you have the header, port and IP setup
So .. will all of this work with FTP as well?
.Todd
| when you create the website in IIS you will define the root directory of
| that site. So if you have the header, port and IP setup for the website,
| everything should work fine.
|
| Recap: call the folder whatever you like. Just make sure yo
headers one for www.here.com and here.com.
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Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 13:21:59 -0400
What I'm asking
AFAIK, you can not use SSL with host headers, as SSL requires binding to a
specific IP address.
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At 01:27 PM 6/21/2000 -0400, Zac wrote:
>Hope that's helpful.
>
>Do be careful using host headers, tho. They're far less reliable
>than using separate IPs. I'd consider them accessable for internal
>stuff or for personal sites, but I would NEVER rely on them for a
>publicly accessable site that
age-
> From: Robert Everland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 11:22 AM
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> What I'm asking is say I make it up the ip address is 192.168.0.2 the port
> is 80
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> What I'm asking is say I make it up the ip address is
> 192.168.0.2 the port
> is 80 and the header is www.here.com, what do I call the
> folder to keep the
> website in. Do I call it what I called my header, and do I
> make 2 headers,
> one for
> if I understand correctly. you have to go in after creating the
> website in
> IIS and rightclick properties. on the first page, you'll have to hit an
> advanced button or something like that to get to where you can enter the
> header informtion.
That's just about right. The advanced button ope
to it.
Robert Everland III
Web Developer
Dixon Ticonderoga
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if I understand correctly. you have to go in after creatin
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> if I understand correctly. you have to go in after creating the website in
> IIS and rightclick properties. on the first page, you'll have to hit an
> advanced button or something like that to get
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How do you go about writing the header information, do you put the url
there, or do you put the folder. That&#x
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As I recently learned from someone else in here, you *could* do it like
this.
In the default document of the root web at the IP address
As I recently learned from someone else in here, you *could* do it like
this.
In the default document of the root web at the IP address, put something
like this:
Under these conditions, if someone typed www.site1.com, they would get
redirected to www.site
in2K.
HTH
Eric
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Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 10:17:29 -0400
I have been looking through the help though I am
I have been looking through the help though I am not sure exactly
what to search on. What i want to do is have as many domains as I want
sharing on ip address, though i can't find out how to go about doing this.
Anyone who knows how to do it would be greatly appreciated.
Bob Everland
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