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| thefollowing question comes from asia,but i do not understand it,can you help me?
5. Mary wants to create remote virtual servers. Which one of the following is required in order for her to do this? (CHOOSE 2).
A. Assign each site a unique host header name
B. Assign each site the same host header name
C. Install Proxy for each virtual server
D. Assign each site the same IP address
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| In this question they talk about remote virtual servers - thus meaning more than one.
Firstly - virtual servers exist when a single computer running IIS hosts more than one FTP or Web server. Instead of using say 5 different computers, you could use a single computer with multiple virtual servers.
If you have multiple virtual servers that are configured with the same IP address, you have to have some mechanism for specifying how a Web client will access the correct site. You basically have multiple host names that point to a single IP address.
So D is correct because they are created on the same IIS server and
A is correct because you need a unique host header name for each site.
Hope this helps.
Suzie |
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