Setting up multiple domains on a windows 2003 server

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Management - Setting up multiple domains on a windows 2003 server

Hi,

I have a windows dedicated server running windows server 2003. I'm wanting to setup multiple domains.

I have been assigned three IP addresses, two for the name servers and one which I assume is for a website.

I can buy more IP addresses but if possible I would like to share the one address across multiple sites. I've been using the 'setup your server' app and following a few online tutorials but I can't get it to work. I think my main problem is with setting up the DNS records correctly.

I have rolled back every change I've made so now I'm starting from fresh. Can someone guide me through how to setup multiple domains using the same website IP address and name servers?

The server is running IIS6 (which I use locally all the time.)

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

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