Can I have a server with a single IP, have the www.siteA.com host name go to Umbraco and www.SiteB.com host name (both set up as bindings in IIS) to to another IIS instance? Will everyone play nice?
Did I understand well you're having two umbraco sites (2 websites in iis), sitting on the same ip, one for siteA.com, other for siteB.com? Sure, in that case, no problem. I don't see why you can't have multiple sites running of the same ip
Close. Two IIS instances: one for an Umbraco installation and one for a mobile .NET application. To keep our DNS simple, direct traffic for both sites to a single IP and via host names, direct to either the Umbraco instance or the mobile app instance.
Don't think you can have 2 instances of IIS on the same server instance...Why don't you just create two separate sites in IIS? Just a note, if you have multiple webservers running under the same IP you're going to need to route the traffic internally somehow, probably via proxy server.
Host Names Outside of Umbraco?
Can I have a server with a single IP, have the www.siteA.com host name go to Umbraco and www.SiteB.com host name (both set up as bindings in IIS) to to another IIS instance? Will everyone play nice?
Did I understand well you're having two umbraco sites (2 websites in iis), sitting on the same ip, one for siteA.com, other for siteB.com? Sure, in that case, no problem. I don't see why you can't have multiple sites running of the same ip
Hope this helps.
Regards,
/Dirk
Close. Two IIS instances: one for an Umbraco installation and one for a mobile .NET application. To keep our DNS simple, direct traffic for both sites to a single IP and via host names, direct to either the Umbraco instance or the mobile app instance.
Don't think you can have 2 instances of IIS on the same server instance...Why don't you just create two separate sites in IIS? Just a note, if you have multiple webservers running under the same IP you're going to need to route the traffic internally somehow, probably via proxy server.
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