How to host multiple IIS websites to different ports

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how can i navigate between this port 

 1.home -> localhost:81
 2. test -> localhost:82
 3. example -> localhost:83

What I have tried:

for example:
 in home page, i will set link to the second port.
from the second port i want to set link to redirect me to the home page which home page wan found in another port.
please any help and thanks in advance.

Posted 15-Apr-18 4:57am

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Updated 15-Apr-18 7:15am

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Answer 1 · 2018-04-15T07:16:00

Solution 1

It called 'bindings' in IIS... You can set it when adding site
Add Web Site dialog in IIS[^]
or later
Add a Binding to a Site (IIS 7)[^]

Posted 15-Apr-18 7:16am

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

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Member 12160120 18-Apr-18 2:51am

i bind the second port as you tell me, but i want to allow user to navigate between my port , which when i navigate from the first port if i want transfer to page in the second port that raised an error as the following:
the file does not exists