Hosting Multiple Site with Uqiue IPs

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8/25/2010 5:23:58 AM
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kamran

Hosting Multiple Site with Unique IPs

Hi Joe

we have dedicated Server we want to Host Multiple Sites On Signle Instance Base on Different Ip Address .The Reason is due to Seo Issues as google will think we are building link Farms (we cant have Same IP) if we have same IP Address.what is the best solution for it.

  1. What i think is we can clone Site and new Site will Point to SiteID=2 etc . can we do this?

Do Mojoportal support IP Base Multiple Site From Same instance.

 

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kamran

 

8/25/2010 7:25:37 AM
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Re: Hosting Multiple Site with Uqiue IPs

mojoPortal only cares about the host names, but you can use whatever ip addresses you like for each host name.

You just need to add host headers in IIS for each ip address assigned to the IIS Web Site. You can assign multiple ip addresses each with different host names to a single IIS Web site, or you could create multiple IIS Web sites that all point to the same file system location where mojoportal is installed.

If all the sites use the same ip then it is slightly easier because you don't have to set the host headers in IIS, but with different ip addresses you will need to add the host headers associated with each ip address.

Hope it helps,

Joe

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