Maybe a host header and that host file combined will get it working?
Neil
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> Is it possible set
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> Is it possible set up my local IIS se
Thanks ... making that change gave me the same results (the alias still goes
to the server root) as chaning the "host" file.
H.
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One thing to watch out for is if you're running Windows 2000 Professional w/
IIS (or is it still called PWS?). They restrict the workstation versions to
only run a single web site. If you want to do multiple websites on that
machine, you're better off installing apache (www.apache.org).
Regards
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