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I have an IIS6 server set up using host headers. I have my old web site running with the host header of, for example, www.mydomain.com. I have installed mojoPortal and set up a replacement for the old site at, for example, portal.mydomain.com. I have now completed the replacement site and would like to do away with the old "www" site and change the "portal" site to be "www". Am I correct in thinking that all I have to do is change the host header for the portal site to be www.mydomain.com and change the www host header to something else (e.g. old.mydomain.com)? That would allow me to access the new mojoPortal site as www.mydomain.com, right?
Sounds right to me assuming both host names are resolving to the same ip address and only the host headers in IIS controls which site handles the request.
Best,
Joe