{"id":772,"date":"2012-09-10T00:15:43","date_gmt":"2012-09-10T06:15:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.supportpro.com\/?p=772"},"modified":"2018-10-04T04:07:18","modified_gmt":"2018-10-04T10:07:18","slug":"website-hosting-in-iis","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.supportpro.com\/blog\/website-hosting-in-iis\/","title":{"rendered":"Website Hosting in IIS"},"content":{"rendered":"
1.Click Start, Programs, Administrative Tools, and select Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.<\/div>\n
2.Expand local computer and right click on Web Sites<\/div>\n
3.Click New and select Web Site<\/div>\n
4.Click Next to begin.<\/div>\n
5.Type in a description for the website. This is usually the domain name but can be anything that we prefer to distinguish the site from others.<\/div>\n
6.Click Next.<\/div>\n
7.Type in the IP address of our new site. TCP port should be 80.<\/div>\n
* If the site is an IP-based site we can leave the host header line blank.<\/div>\n
*If the site is a name-based site we will need to enter the domain name in the host header line. If we prefer to view the name-based site using the IP address, leave the host header line blank.<\/div>\n
8.Click Next.<\/div>\n
9.Enter or browse to the path where the website will have its root directory. This is the directory where the home page should go.<\/div>\n
10.Select the check boxes for the type of permissions you would like.<\/div>\n
* Read: allows our site to be visible through a Web browser<\/div>\n
*Run Scripts: allows scripts such as ASP and ASP.Net to be run<\/div>\n
* Execute: allows .exe and .dll files to be run (Not recommended)<\/div>\n
*Write: allows certain browsers to write to files in our website (Not recommended).<\/div>\n
* Browse: if there is no index page, this option will display a listing of all the pages in your folder (Not recommended)<\/div>\n
11.Click Next and then Finish.<\/div>\n
12.If this is a name based site, right click the domain name we just created and select Properties.<\/div>\n
13.On the Web Site tab, click Advanced.<\/div>\n
14.Click Add<\/div>\n
15.Enter the requested information:<\/div>\n
* IP address: enter the same IP address for the website<\/div>\n
* TCP port: enter 80<\/div>\n
* Host Header value: enter the domain name with www. as the prefix<\/div>\n

1. Click Start, Programs, Administrative Tools, and select Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.<\/p>\n

2. Expand local computer and right click on Web Sites<\/p>\n

3. Click New and select Web Site<\/p>\n

4. Click Next to begin.<\/p>\n

5. Type in a description for the website. This is usually the domain name but can be anything that we prefer to distinguish the site from others.<\/p>\n

6. Click Next.<\/p>\n

7. Type in the IP address of our new site. TCP port should be 80.<\/p>\n

* If the site is an IP-based site we can leave the host header line blank.<\/p>\n

*If the site is a name-based site we will need to enter the domain name in the host header line. If we prefer to view the name-based site using the IP address, leave the host header line blank.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

8. Click Next.<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

9. Enter or browse to the path where the website will have its root directory. This is the directory where the home page should go.<\/p>\n

10. Select the check boxes for the type of permissions you would like.<\/p>\n

* Read: allows our site to be visible through a Web browser<\/p>\n

*Run Scripts: allows scripts such as ASP and ASP.Net to be run<\/p>\n

* Execute: allows .exe and .dll files to be run (Not recommended)<\/p>\n

*Write: allows certain browsers to write to files in our website (Not recommended).<\/p>\n

* Browse: if there is no index page, this option will display a listing of all the pages in your folder (Not recommended)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

11. Click Next and then Finish.<\/p>\n

12. If this is a name based site, right click the domain name we just created and select Properties.<\/p>\n

13. On the Web Site tab, click Advanced.<\/p>\n

14. Click Add<\/p>\n

15. Enter the requested information:<\/p>\n

* IP address: enter the same IP address for the website<\/p>\n

* TCP port: enter 80<\/p>\n

* Host Header value: enter the domain name with www. as the prefix<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

If you require help, contact SupportPRO Server Admin<\/a><\/p>\n

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