why not just use host header ?
you may have all website just under one ip (let's two, all under the nlb,
and some on the server's own ip)
SSL can be also done with host header through a VBscript
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Cordialement,
Mathieu CHATEAU
http://lordoftheping.blogspot.com
"fabio" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:4F53C0B7-6189-4CFC-981C-(E-Mail Removed)...
> hi experts,
> my problem is quite strange&hard to solve for me, maybe one of you could
> help me.
> my configuration:
> 2 machines 10.1.1.15 and 10.1.1.16
> each machine has 5 aliases .30 .31 .40 .41 .100
> addresses .30 31 40 41 are used for a web site each, the .100 is used for
> a
> cluster in network load balancing (nlb)
> this configuration works well using httpcfg.exe by microsoft to do not
> permit to the iis service to bind on all ip addresses.
> but...
> i must add 1 new website and my boss does not want it in cluster, just
> standalone (wtf, damn' boss!)
> so...
> i have added one more ip address to the machine 10.1.1.16 (new address is
> .23) and associated the new website to the ip address.
> when i click on "start" to start my new website on IIS6, it says:
> "the network location cannot be reached. for information about bla bla
> bla...."
> i post below some more informations
> systems are win 2003
> C:\Program Files\Support Tools>httpcfg query iplisten
> IP : 10.1.1.30
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> IP : 10.1.1.31
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> IP : 10.1.1.40
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> IP : 10.1.1.41
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> IP : 10.1.1.16
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> IP : 10.1.1.23
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
> if i bind my website to the .16 address but in a port *different* than 80,
> it works!....
> please help me
> regards, fabio