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Subject:
Adding an IIS 6.0 host header alias from a batch file
Category: Computers > Operating Systems Asked by: bigjosh-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
05 Dec 2004 20:24 PST
Expires: 04 Jan 2005 20:24 PST Question ID: 438616 |
I am looking for a reliable way to add a host header alias to a IIS 6.0 web site. Basically the batch file I want could take the form... ADDHOST existing_site_name new_host_header new_port Note that I do not think that the IISWEB script can do this - it can only create an entirely new website, not add a header to an existing site. Also note that you can potentially do this with the adsutil.vbs script. You would need to first do a GET to list all the existing host headers on the existing site, and then do a SET to set all the existing ones PLUS the new one you want to add. I can not figure out a good/reliable way to do this, nor can I figure out how to do an ADSUTIL SET that would append a value to the list rather than overwriting the whole list with the new value. thanks. |
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Subject:
Re: Adding an IIS 6.0 host header alias from a batch file
From: sunaryohadi-ga on 09 Aug 2005 13:30 PDT |
adsutil.vbs just doin great! But still I found an error. When I put the same alias host header, the site will stop. I still looking for function to query the host header. |
Subject:
Re: Adding an IIS 6.0 host header alias from a batch file
From: bigjosh2-ga on 09 Aug 2005 17:27 PDT |
I ended up solving this myself. Check out... http://josh.com/IIS/index.htm |
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