Hostheader Problem

Using host headers requires two pieces of configuration:
1. DNS entry that says "myserver.de" goes to IP a.b.c.d with Host:
myserver.de
2. IIS Host header entry for myserver.de and the file directory it maps to

www.myserver.de and myserver.de are two different Host headers, so you need
two separate entries in IIS.

Thus, either you failed to configure DNS correctly to direct myserver.de to
IIS, or you did not configure IIS to accept myserver.de host header, or
both.

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"Yavuz Bogazci" <test.DeleteThis@dbxtools.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

i have a problem with the hostheader configuration under iis 6. I have a
single IP Adress and i want to host multiple sites on this ip address. if i
type www.myserver.de in the hostheader in iis, everything is ok when i type
www.myserver.de in my browser. if i want to use myserver.de its not working.
the same thing if i use myserver.de in the hosheader section and when i type
www.myserver.de in the browser its not working, too.

how can i make it happen, that my iis accept both typed version of my
domainname?

thanks
yavuz bogazci
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make sure your dns is also point your domain.com name to your webservers
address.
Some hosting providers dont do this. They just point the www.domain.com to
your webserver.

Then again is this is your server and your control the dns you can do this
yourself.
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