Redirect subdomains to different applicacions and with security.

15 Jun 2005 10:07 PM

Luis Esteban Valencia

I want for example

http://a.domain.com
http://b.domain.com
http://c.domain.com

I have IIS I want to redirect each of those adresses to a differente
application on the IIS Server.

What can I do.
As far as I know, we have 1 router, two firewalls and internally there is
the IIS server that I want to expose.

What should I do in IIS?

I need this because I want to demostrate my applications to my clients
remotely. I dont want to go to their offices, they should be able to see
their application from their office or home and evaluate it. It also must be
secured. with a user and a password. (Maybe I can make windows integrated
authentication and create a generic active directory account for our
customers to acces the applicatioms?

Thanks

16 Jun 2005 9:46 AM

Bernard Cheah [MVP]

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>I want for example
>
> http://a.domain.com
> http://b.domain.com
> http://c.domain.com
>
> I have IIS I want to redirect each of those adresses to a differente
> application on the IIS Server.
>
> What can I do.
> As far as I know, we have 1 router, two firewalls and internally there is
> the IIS server that I want to expose.
>
> What should I do in IIS?
>
> I need this because I want to demostrate my applications to my clients
> remotely. I dont want to go to their offices, they should be able to see
> their application from their office or home and evaluate it. It also must
> be
> secured. with a user and a password. (Maybe I can make windows integrated
> authentication and create a generic active directory account for our
> customers to acces the applicatioms?
>
> Thanks
>
>