How to map single public ip to multiple sites hosts on azure vm (iaas)

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Hi, I hav a azure vm with a public ip, I had 2 websites hosted in it on iis. Im able to access them locally on vm. Now how to make them available publicly on internet? Pl help im very new in hosting the websites

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I tried by specifying the public ip on bindings and in dns manager (configured dns locally) but when i gave the public ip im not able to browse the website instead i was redirected to IIS default start page

Posted 1-May-16 9:24am

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F-ES Sitecore 1-May-16 15:29pm

You have to "bind" the host names you want for each site to the relevant site via the "Bindings" settings. So set "mysite1.mydomain.com" to one and "mysite2.mydomain.com" to the other. If you're looking to use the IP itself (ie http://1.2.3.4) then you can't bind the same IP\port to different sites (how would IIS know which site you are referring to) so in that instance you'll need to bind each site to a different port so it would be http://1.2.3.4 for one site (bound to 80) and http://1.2.3.4:8080 for the second site (bound to 8080 as an example).

Member 12384238 1-May-16 17:22pm

Hi, I tried in that way but no luck ! i configured the website bindings to host:mysite1 and ip with public ip but not able to browse it on internet. Do i need to configure some else in this case as im using azure vm and default azure dns

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