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default website

Asked By teddkilroy
20-Nov-09 12:01 PM
Question folks, I am not an expert with IIS. I have 2 websites on a 2003
server. If I do not use the default website, can I delete it without affecting
the site that I do use?

If this sounds crypted, site 1 is the default, site 2 is the site everyone
uses. If I delete site 1 will it cause any problems for site 2 if they are
different IP sites?

Yes, you can delete the default website without it affecting the other sites.

Jeffrey Ingalls replied to teddkilroy
20-Nov-09 02:23 PM
Yes, you can delete the default website without it affecting the other sites.

See also Modifying the Default Web Site (IIS 6.0):
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/WindowsServer2003/Library/IIS/1c1d212b-18ae-414a-b5ec-eaf5b000a0c3.mspx


All the best,
Jeffrey Ingalls

You can, but you should not.

.._.. replied to teddkilroy
23-Nov-09 01:57 PM
You can, but you should not.  Just stop the service in the MMC and forget
it is there.  Some types of software will want it to be there for install or
configuration (Cold Fusion, etc.) so you should not delete it.

Hi Ted:It should not cause any issues.

Anthony J Biondo Jr. MCP, CPHIMS replied to teddkilroy
02-Feb-10 12:30 PM
Hi Ted:

It should not cause any issues.  You can also just stop the site or add a
new IP address to the server for the new site you want to add.

hope this helps,
Anthony

Anthony J Biondo Jr - MCP, CPHIMS
Manager, Web Services
AmeriHealth Mercy Family of Companies
215-937-8747 work/fax
215-280-1957 cell
http://www.amerihealthmercy.com
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