Install the cool iis7.x to the 80-Port shared Windows (64-bit) system to run multiple cool-swelling

Demand:

1. The mode of direct operation of the cool is self-host running. Since the win system is generally provided by IIS with multiple Web services, and first occupies 80 ports, this mode of operation can occur if you want to cool the swelling directly through the host header and IIS shared with Port 80.

Here's how to do this, step through:

1. Download the IIS application request routing module and URL rewrite module to run the Microsoft-provided web Platform Installer

*http://www.microsoft.com/zh-cn/download/details.aspx?id=6164

* Search for "arr" all installations select "Application Request Routing" and will automatically install the

Install 3.0 again in the Web Platform installer, because 3 is only an upgrade, you need to first install the 2.5 version.

Use the system's "run" function to enter the following program name to run, otherwise you will not see the routing module:

1.%windir%\system32\inetsrv\InetMgr.exe

2.选中路由模块

3. Select the server proxy Settings and the hook-and-click Enable Proxy and Tap apply button in the function options in the right bar.

4. Create a new Web site in IIS. The path will be set to an empty folder.

5. Through the URL rewrite module settings to boot access to the host address of the Youku service, the default host address is http://127.0.0.1:1337

Also select "Add Rule" in the function menu on the right, then "reverse proxy" and enter the host address of the cool.

Once determined, the cool-up can already be accessed through the IIS host header and port 80.

Advantages of this scenario:

1. You can run multiple cool-swelling systems in one server.

2. The host head! Can be used by IIS to allow the cool and IIS to share 80 ports.

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Install the cool iis7.x to the 80-Port shared Windows (64-bit) system to run multiple cool-swelling