IIS Host headers
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Answer / mahesh
A host header is a string part of the request sent to the
web server (it is in the HTTP header). This means that
configuring IIS to use host headers is only one step in the
approach to host multiple websites using host headers to
distinguish between the websites. A configuration of the
DNS server (usually means that you need to add an (A)
record for the domain) is also required, so the client can
find the web server.
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Answer / boopathi
IIS host header is used to configure multiple website with
the same port no for ex: http used 80 and single IP address.
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