Hi
This isn't really a Commerce Server question but I thought others might have had similar issues.
We are currently running our commerce server site as http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/StarterSite/ prior to going live. We want to run the site as http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/ so I wondered what the best way forward is
I've tried using pup to package up the site, but the databases weren't created correctly on XP (yes I know its got problems) when I installed it on my own machine. Given that it doesn't change all the name instances of "StarterSite" I can't really risk installing it back on the same machine (as a new website rather than a virtual directory of the default website) in case it messes up the site.
Any help would be hugely appreciated.
Regards
Paul Tew
Virtual directory problem
hidme
In addition, if you have multiple webservers that are serving the site, make sure that you make the same settings change to all of them.
Hope that helps,
madhur
saddy
Hi
I tried copying the whole directory to the inetpub directory then adding it as a new website (as port 90). Unfortunately this didn't work for some reason (my error email didn't arrive).
The problem with changing the directory of the default directory is that I'd need separate IP addresses for the webservices as they are also under the Default Website folder.
Thanks anyway
2dipikke
Paul,
I think you can open up IIS manager and tweak the settings on the "Home Directory" tab under the default web site properties so that your IP will instead resolve to "c:\inetpub\wwwroot\csharpsite" instead of "c:\inetpub\wwwroot".
Not really sure if this is the recommended approach, or what other side effects it will cause, but it's the easiest thing I could think of.