Re: Multiple FP sites with same rootfolder
- From: "Tiru" <daniel@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2006 10:21:33 +0100
Hi Thomas
Thanks for your time, i will check on the places you suggested.
BR
Daniel Tiru
"Thomas A. Rowe" <tarowe@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:OgWLrtZCHHA.3916@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Suggest you post in the Windows Server newsgroup or contact MS Product Support.
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"Tiru" <daniel@xxxxxxx> wrote in message news:OCxijBZCHHA.996@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxHi again,
Well i am using hostheaders and have done this aproach for several years and it have never been any issue before, but on the other hand i dont really like FPSE so in all other enviorments its not installed. But in this special case it have to be installed in a hosted enviorment looking like this. Its not a new problem that i have but an old on, but having posted on diffrent forums and such and have not found any solution or explanation on why it should not work i thought i would go to where all the pros are :)
Regarding your FYI, that would be the best aproach in meny cases not in this in my opinion as there actually can be more than 253 sites on this and problably is, if we count the diffrent hostheader sites. And besides this isue all iis/users/ftp/fpse and such are scripted so in that case i would aswell need to keep a sync on ip's between the servers that could not be in the same subnet... ohh well its a bit complicated :)
Shortly, hostheaders is the only acceptable way of doing this and other aproaches would be a waste of IP's.
Ohh well, back to the problem.
What i have been able to find out is that if i login with the Administrator account on the second web i create, it works fine... Any clue why that is?
I am really bad @ FPSE so please forgive me if i miss something really basic first starter stuff.
Cheers
Tiru
"Thomas A. Rowe" <tarowe@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:uxmIpzYCHHA.1300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxIf you want to use host header, then you might be able to do so, as long as your create individual folders/subwebs/subsites for each domain, and then point the host header to that folder. From within FP you would always open the root web via the primary domain or IP Address.
FYI: Individual IP addresses would be the best approach.
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Thomas A. Rowe
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"Tiru" <Tiru@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:EEAE4E95-F230-42B7-AD75-4FC619FFE8F3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxHi Thomas,
As we have alot off different sites (50-200) we need to use host headers, or
how do you mean that setup should look like? We cannot have a own ip for the
diffrent webs so in my experience the only way to do this is to use host
headers.
What should be and was in the beginning was that the difrrent sites had
multiple host headers on them. Now thats not possible anymore and the need to
make a new "website" pointed to the same root was the way to go each time a
new hostheader (dns-name) should answer for a old site.
/Tiru
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"Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
Don't use host headers, as the FP extensions do not work well with them. Use DNS to point multiple
domains to the same web or use ASP / ASP.net.
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Thomas A. Rowe
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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"Tiru" <Tiru@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0ED08F26-A228-41BF-9ED9-C08B8F3BDEF4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem with a setup of Frontpage Server Extensions on a > Windows
> 2003 webedition server.
>
> The senario is as this:
>
> First i create a web called a.com, a useraccount called acom and > that is
> pointing to H:\www\a.com\
>
> I add the serverextension by commandline:
>
> "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server
> extensions\50\bin\owsadm.exe" -o install -u acom -m a.com
> "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server
> extensions\50\bin\owsadm.exe" -o check -u acom -m a.com -web /
>
> Now i connect to a.com with my frontpage and it works just fine.
>
> Secondly i wish to add a new site, but with diffrent host headers, > we call
> it b.com and we point it towards H:\www\a.com\
>
> and run the following:
> "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server
> extensions\50\bin\owsadm.exe" -o install -u acom -m b.com
> "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server
> extensions\50\bin\owsadm.exe" -o check -u acom -m b.com -web /
>
> Both sites is now upp and running and is working great, frontpage > functions
> is working on both.
>
> When i now connect to b.com with frontpage write in acom as the > user, it
> wont let me in. If i check access logs with event viewer i dont get > any
> access denied, when looking in filemon it wont give me any errors > either. But
> when i try to login with Administrator it lets me in. I have also > tried to
> add acom to the administrators group but it is not helping.
>
> My idee is that somewhere i the FPSE stuff is hardcoded to just use > the
> first site created. I have aswell tried to use the GUI but nothing > is
> happening there either.
>
> Have anyone got a solution for this?
>
> BR
> Daniel Tiru
> -- >
>
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