No two services can answer on the same IP/port combination. This measn that to configure more than one site you will need separate IP addresses, separate ports or Host Headers. If you use a different port, such as 8080, the the port has to be specified on the URL, as in http://www.sample.com:8080/ ....

We receive https requests for an old domain that we no longer maintain SSL certificates for. This results in a warning to the user that the certificate does not match. Example: https://www.ci.scottsdale.az.us/Listserve (old domain) https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/Listserve (new domain) I have tried an IIS...

I currently have about 50 sites/domains hosted from IIS on my server and they all use host headers. I only have 1 ip on my server. Is there any performance advantage to setting up a unique ip per site/domain, or at least the more high volume ones?

Hi, I'm no expert on setting up IIS but i'm now redoing an existing website, it is basically the same for multiple domains just the content varies, i identify the content to serve by reading the domain. I have to cache some content pages to the application i intend to do this on the global.asax application_start...