competing web sites

Hi,

I'm trying to install SBS 2003 Prem and found that there are a few services
competing for port 80 and 443, namely, The Default Web Site, The Companyweb,
and the Windows Media Administration Web Site. As the name suggests, the
sites are created for various features of SBS.

The complication is that I only got 2 IPs, one for internal and one for
external. I need to publish the Exchange OWA to the web, so the default web
site must use port 80 and 443. Then I want to publish the Companyweb so
that staff in remote office can get information about what's happening daily
through the web as well. How can I achieve that?

Thanks,
Lee


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Relevant Pages

  • RE: asp pages error
    ... To configure the Port and Listening port, ... I assume that you have installed the web site on the IIS MMC already. ... In the Host Header value blank, you can assign multiple host names, also ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
  • RE: asp pages error
    ... > site allow you to configure it to listen on another port or add Host Header ... > Default Web Site and Companyweb. ... > You also can add Host Header on the web site if it does not allow listening ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
  • RE: port 4125
    ... Since it is the WWW publishing service is listening on port 4125, ... Open IIS console, navigate to Web Sites node, right click web site ... connect to the client computer in RWW site? ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
  • Re: Default Web Configuration/Status
    ... I would stop forwarding port 80 from the router or turn it off in RRAS. ... There is no need to have port 80 open to the world on any SBS Server. ... www.mydomainname.org points to a publiclly hosted web site at ... WHAT YOU ARE SEEING IS THE SBS COMPANYWEB THAT SHOULD BE ACCESSABLE ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
  • Hosting web site on SBS 2003 Std
    ... Companyweb has local viewing priveleges only on port 80 ... My web site is on port 80, host header www.mydomain.com ... If I remove security settings from companyweb, ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
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