Re: Web Hosting
From: Tony Su (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/06/04
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Date: Sat, 6 Mar 2004 14:42:45 -0800
Re-running the CEICW is not going to solve the problem...
it will just recreate the Companyweb site and point to it.
Depending on whether you are running ISA or not determines
what you need to do... plus additional issues like what
technologies you're using for you new website.
If you're not running ISA and are using ICF... you can
support HTTP host headers pointing to different sites, but
an ICF restriction is that all have to be bound to the
same LAN address. In this case, just configure your new
website in ISM for that LAN address using default port 80
with a unique Host Name.
If you're using ISA, if you can wait a couple days, I'm
nearly ready to re-publish my ISA recommendation after a
few touchups and adding screenshots. A few of the things
you can do following my recommendation...
- You can publish <any number> (unlimited!) number of HTTP
and HTTPS websites using a single WAN IP address as long
as they all share the same public FQDN. Examples...
https://www.yourdomain, https://companyweb.yourdomain,
https://bob.yourdomain can all be accessed on the same
single IP address. Note, you cannot do this using Host
Headers.
- Companyweb, Businesscard and custom websites can all be
accessed using standard ports, critical if your remote
Users are behind ISA and other application-level filtering
firewalls
- All websites are insulated against HTTP and HTTPS
attacks like NIMDA, even if the webservers are unpatched.
Many more benefits... I will update my recommendation at
my website shortly but the recommendation posted today is
<not> to be followed...
www.su-networking.com/faq/
Tony Su
>-----Original Message-----
>Rerun the CEICW... what options did you choose when
selecting what would
>be open from the outside?
>
>CSteck wrote:
>
>> I am trying to host a small public internet site on my
>> Small Business Server 2003. I have created a new web
>> site, and configured it correctly by all accounts. I
>> cannot seem to gain access to it from any machine
outside
>> of the domain. It works well on all machines inside of
>> the domain. It can be accessed via https and http on
>> client machines, but can only be reached via https from
>> outside machines. Any suggestions?
>
>--
>http://www.sbslinks.com/really.htm
>
>.
>
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