Danny
At 01:18 PM 7/10/97 -0400, you wrote:
>At 10:03 AM 7/10/97 -0700, you wrote:
>>> Hi There,
>>>
>>> Is anyone using or tried to use Netscape Enterprise server (and maybe
>>> other Netscape products). What are you're experiences with it
>>
>>
>>If you are looking for an advanced way to host multiple domains
>>(www.poop.com, www.blah.com) on a single IP address, Netscape is the
>>current best way. NS's online host administration is incredible.
>>
>>If you are hosting multiple domains and have plenty of IP addresses to go
>>around, then IIS 3.0 would be the ticket.
>>
>IIS 3.0 can do multi-hosting on a single IP with a small .ASP file. Also,
>IIS/4.0 and Website Pro/2.0 will also be able to do this. Both microsoft
>and O'Reilly have evals for download.
>
>Here's some code I got from somebody regarding multi-hosting on a single IP
>with IIS3.0 and ASP:
>
>
>Create the following .asp code --that assumes domain2.com is the main domain
>and that domain1 is a sub directory under that root. Then register both
>domains to point to the same IP address.
>
><% domainname = Request.ServerVariables ("HTTP_HOST")
> If domainname = "www.domain1.com" Or domainname = "domain1.com" then
> sitetitle = "domain 1"
> sitepath = "/domain1/index.htm"
> Else
> sitetitle = "domain2.COM"
> sitepath = "default.htm"
> End If %>
><title><%=sitetitle%></title>
></head>
><frameset frameborder="no" framespacing="no" rows="100%,*">
> <frame src="<%=sitepath%>" name="main">
></frameset>
>
>Howie Hamlin
>email: howie@hoot.com
>website: http://www.hoot.com
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>fax: (516)737-9539
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