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HTML Headers - How to Host Multiple Sites on the Same Port


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HTML Headers - How to Host Multiple Sites on the Same Port
I've heard about using HTML headers to host multiple sites on the same port in IIS. How is this accomplished? Is it as simple as editing the binding to have different domain names?
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Review the online IIS help for information on 'host headers'. There is an extensive explanation of how to use them with IIS. Host headers apply to multiple domain names on the same IP, and by inference the same IIS port.
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