Multiple NIC's and one (teamed) adapter all listening for HTTP

Good afternoon. I am trying to configure a new web server and seem to have
an issue and hope that someone can shed some light on what I need to do.
Here's the scenario.

Windows 2003 server (standard) and 2 NICs (teamed - HP)

This is the company web site server. Normal HTTP (port 80) for the company
web site. I need to load 2 other apps on this server that also only listen
on port 80. Can I add additional IP addresses to the teamed NIC and bind
web.company.com to one IP, reports.company.com to another IP and
content.company.com to the 3rd IP - all with teamed NICs? Everything needs
to be on port 80 and I am stuck with not being able to change the port
mappings.

Thanks in advance for any assistance.
UCG

Yes you can. Only one registers in DNS, and only one has a gateway. If they
are all IIS it works fine. If they also use Apache etc then you need to
configure IIS only to listen on specified IP's.
You may not even need to do this though. You can use Host Headers on one IP
to serve multiple sites,
Anthony
www.airdesk.co.uk


"UnderCoverGuy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Good afternoon. I am trying to configure a new web server and seem to
> have
> an issue and hope that someone can shed some light on what I need to do.
> Here's the scenario.
>
> Windows 2003 server (standard) and 2 NICs (teamed - HP)
>
> This is the company web site server. Normal HTTP (port 80) for the
> company
> web site. I need to load 2 other apps on this server that also only
> listen
> on port 80. Can I add additional IP addresses to the teamed NIC and bind
> web.company.com to one IP, reports.company.com to another IP and
> content.company.com to the 3rd IP - all with teamed NICs? Everything
> needs
> to be on port 80 and I am stuck with not being able to change the port
> mappings.
>
> Thanks in advance for any assistance.
> UCG
>