Multiple virtual sites on one IP address

[Danny Mayer]

		You set up BIND to own the domains, each in its own zone and have
  the address that you want to use in the URL's point to the same IP Address
  in the zone file.

		You then go to the MMC and create the virtual Web site.  HTTP clients
  which support the HTTP 1.1 RFC's then send the host header which includes
  the name of the host domain in the HTTP header.  IIS 4.0 and later are
able to
  interpret the host header and direct the request to the right virtual Web
site.

		Danny

At 07:16 PM 11/9/00 -0600, Jim Engle Jr wrote:
>I am about as green as you can get when it comes to NT 4.0 IIS. I know NT
>Server fairly  well. I have my default site working of the static IP address
>from my ISP and now I need to host several more sites. I'm told that I can
>use the one IP address to host multiple sites (i.e.  site1.com, site2.com
>etc...). I'm told I can do this with DNS but I haven't a clue how to go
>about it. Can you point me in the right direction? I have 3 sites that I
>want to host off this one IP address. I can either use the primary and
>secondary DNS servers from my ISP or host my own. Would also like to host my
>own but whatever is easier I'm game for.
>
>Thanks a bunch.
>
>Jim - Omaha NE
>