Danny wrote:
> Ok you goto a website property you should see an advaced button next to IP
> address
>
> What I have is like
>
> some IP www.apple.com
> some IP apple.com
>
> Then just redirected the IP addresses to
>
> the IP address without the (full stop ) in the end of the IP address.
> Reloaded it and it works prefectly ..
> >
> >Danny wrote:
> >
> >> Oh really. I have one IP address for all the www sites in IIS 4 and it
> >> works prefectly.
> >>
> >> The only problem is really netscape 2 users that cant support httpd 1.1??
> >>
> >> >But if you don't then how can you get sitename.com to work without the
> www in
> >> >front of it? It is better to have seperate ip's.
> >> >
> >> >Danny wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> U dont understand you don't need a seperate IP address for a new website
> >> >> thingy so why do you bother binding all them additional IP address to
> >> the NT.
> >> >>
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