You have a server that runs Windows Server 2008. The Web Server (IIS) role is installed. You plan to
host multiple Web sites on the server. You configure a single IP address for the server. All Web sites
are registered in DNS to point to the single IP address. You need to ensure that each Web site only
responds to requests by name from all client computers. What should you do?
A.
Configue a unique port for each Web site.
B.
Configue a unique IP address for each Web site.
C.
Configue a unique Host Header for each Web site.
D.
Edit the Hosts file on the server to add all the Web site names associated to the network address.
Explanation:
To ensure that each and every website responds only to the name requests from all client machines,
you should configure and assign a unique Host Header to each website. A host header is a third piece
of information that you can use in addition to the IP address and port number to uniquely identify a
Web domain or, as Microsoft calls it, an application server. For example, the host header name for
the URL http://www.fabrikam.com is www.fabrikam.com.
Reference: http://www.visualwin.com/host-header/