Having said that, I find using HTTP/1.1 host headers is a lot cleaner than
having to bounce my server every time I make a new site that has a dedicated
IP address.
On Thursday, September 16, 1999 10:01 AM, Brent Sheppard
[SMTP:Brent@Teklogik.com] wrote:
> I am using nt 4.0 server pack 4 and IIS 4.0.. I added about 10 more ip
>
> numbers to my nic card so that I could add more domains. ( I bound then
>
> under network neighborhood) I restarted the server, and when I go into
> The IIS control panel and try to add a new site the new ip's bound to
> the nic are not there? Is there something else I have to do to tell the
>
> IIS controls that more ip's are available?
>
> Thanks for your help !
>
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