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mmukul ssingh
mmukul ssingh

Reputation: 13

Make my domain to point a static IP in which my website is hosted with "/applicationName"

It is very painful for me how to make my domain to point my Static IP with /application name in iis.

i have successfully pointed to my static ip but how can i point to my web site which is hosted inside / folder for example 122.33.44.55/MyApp. is there any way to do this? i m using iis 10 .

i have already tried domain forwarding with masking but all urls are hiding inside my domain.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 497

Answers (1)

EdSF
EdSF

Reputation: 12351

ok i understood what you are saying.but when i create new website like website2 and add my application inside it then how can i point it with my domain which i have purchased ??. my main concern is that i want to point suppose 233.44.32.1/MyApp from my domain www.showapp.com

When you create a new site in IIS, if you have more than 1 Sites, and your server only has 1 IP, or you want to share the same IP for multiple sites, then use host headers (#10 in the steps outlined in the link)

Actions Pane -> Edit Site -> Bindings (IIS Manager)

Edit Your Site Bindings

Screenshot shows:

  • Multiple Sites in IIS
  • The dialog boxes when you EDIT->Bindings for your Site - in this screenshot, I'm editing the bindings of a site I named WebApi (each site will have its own bindings/settings).
  • Provide your server's public IP address
  • Add host name - e.g. www.domain.com
  • You'll likely have to do this twice - repeat steps above for host header domain.com (no "www")
  • Assuming you have configured DNS and networking properly, you should be set.

Notes:

  • The screenshot shows my local IIS server. It's not public so I don't do public DNS and just set my local hosts file (instead of DNS) for any host I want (not valid TLDs like dev.webapi above)

  • There are multiple ways of setting servers up (e.g. public vs local IP in a network, etc.), and I'm not getting into detail here, so these are "general"

Upvotes: 1

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