Re: running IIS with a different port (not 80)

2002-02-11 Thread Joseph Thompson
open IIS, right click/properties. You should see the "name" and the port (say..81). change it there. Now.. if you want to view the site you must type: http://mysite.com:81 > Hey All, > > Well my inital Google searches aren't panning out to well so I though I'd toss this one out to the > list

RE: running IIS with a different port (not 80)

2002-02-11 Thread Dave Watts
> I'm wanting to change the port IIS uses from 80 to anythig > else. You can do this for each individual virtual web server. Just go into the IIS MMC, right-click on a virtual server, select "Properties", select "Web Site", and in the "TCP Port" field, put whatever port you like. Dave Watts, CT

Re: running IIS with a different port (not 80)

2002-02-11 Thread Jim McAtee
In the IIS management console, under the properties for each IIS virtual site, there's an IP address (at least one) that is to be bound to the site. Click the 'Advanced' button and you'll see the option to bind to a different port, as well as the option to set up additional IPAddress/TCPPort/HostH