IIS .NET and Domino on same webserver

We installed IIS onto our webserver. We set up a different ip address to point at the new website. We restarted IIS, and then tried to load domino, we get the error:

Error - Unable to bind port 80, port may be in use.

If we stop IIS, start domino, then start IIS, then Domino works, and assuming IIS will work (when we move the application over). Both are set with port 80, but have different IP addresses.

It seems like if we kept this way, that IIS would automatically start on a reboot and we would manually have to stop IIS, start up Domino, then start up IIS again.

Is there anything we can do or anything I am missing? To get both of these IP’s to work, and being automatic?

Sorry if any parts seem unclear, or if I am not providing enough information. Thanks in advance for your help.

Subject: IIS .NET and Domino on same webserver

I didn’t think that you could run the two together. Doesn’t the Domino HTTP/Web service bind the port exclusively?

Subject: RE: IIS .NET and Domino on same webserver

Sorry didn’t think the first post went…

Subject: Both will attach to all configured ip addresses, unless configured otherwise.

Both IIS and Domino HTTP will attach to port 80 on any IP Address that is configured on the machine, unless you configure them to listen to specific ip addresses.

For Domino, you should specify a hostname or ip address in the server document (tab Internet Protocols - tab HTTP) and enable ‘bind to hostname’, which is on the same tab. For IIS you should do the same, but I’m not sure where this is configured in IIS! It’s been a while :wink:

hth!

Gerco - http://www.domino-weblog.nl

Subject: IIS .NET and Domino on same webserver

I always thought that you couldn’t run both together. Surely port 80 is already open (opened and contollled by the domino HTTP service)?

Subject: RE: IIS .NET and Domino on same webserver

This is all new to me. I am working with out .NET developer here, who says that it is ok to use port 80 on both, because they have seperate IP’s and seperate websites. If we have to change one, I am sure we will.