Multiple Sites and Languages

Use this form to publish information in different languages, and/or maintain more than one web site on the server.

Add site button	Adds a site to this form.
Remove Site button	Removes a site from this form.
Web site alias	The name of the server for this web site. This is the name you gave the folder for this web site. The alias with the machine's IP address is the default for all requests that do not match a domain name.
IP address	The server IP address for this web site. This value must be unique.
Domain names	The server domain name or names. If your web site can be referred to by different domain names (for example, www.firstclass.com and www.development.firstclass.com), include all of them here, separated by commas. Domain names must be properly registered.
Languages	The languages each web site will support. These are the names you gave the language folders for this web site. Use the standard ISO language codes, separated by commas. Precede double-byte language codes, except the code for Japanese, with ! (for example, !ko for Korean). The first language listed is the default.
Port	The SSL port.
SSL status	Whether SSL is enabled for your primary domain (as entered on the Basic Internet Setup form "Primary domain name" field)on your system. Enabled means both secure and nonsecure logins are allowed. Note If a user tries to connect using the HTTP URL, Internet Services tells the browser to reconnect using an HTTPS URL. Required means only secure logins are allowed. Login means secure logins are required for the authentication mode. For more information, see About SSL certificates
SSL Certificate	The name of your site's security certificate.
Authentication	Allowed Traditional mode, no limitations. Forbidden No logins allowed at all. Required Not a public site. Can access Desktop and internal web pages. Desktop only Not a public site. Can access Desktop only. Private Shared Not a public site. Can access internal web pages only. No Private Shared Can access Desktop and public web pages only. Shared Only Can access internal and public web pages only.
Web Publishing	Allowed Traditional mode, no limitations. Forbidden No web publishing is allowed on this site. Private Only authenticated web publishing is allowed (users must log in to see each other's web pages).

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