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How to add or update website binding in IIS web server?

When working with websites, a "binding" is a combination of protocol (http, ftp, https, etc.), IP address, TCP/IP port, and hostname (basically a domain name). In IIS 10, protocols are called "types" of bindings. Bindings are associated with websites that enable IIS to correctly route incoming traffic to the correct website. The IIS binding implementation also allows for multiple bindings per site.

IIS bindings use the following shorthand notation:

<protocol><IP address>:<port>:<hostname>

For example, site binding for http://www.demovpstest.com looks like this:

http://192.168.2.152:80:www.demovpstest.com

You can follow the below steps to add website binding in IIS web server.

Step 1: Open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager in your Windows VPS.

Step 2: In the Internet Information Service IIS Manager window, go to the Connections pane on the screen's upper left side.

Step 3: Expand the Sites and select the website in which you want to add a binding. Here, we have selected demovpstest.com as an example.

 

Step 4: Go to the upper right side of the screen and click on the Binding link under the Edit site section.

Step 5: In the Site Bindings window, you will get the currently added binding of that website. Click on the Add button to add a new binding.

 

Step 6: Once you click on the Add button, a new window will be opened with the name Add Site Binding. In the Type field, select the protocol for the site you want to set, such as http or https. Here, we have selected http for the website.

Step 7: In the IP address field, select the IP address you want to assign to the website.

 

Step 8: Enter the port number you want to run your website in the Port field. By default, the website runs on port 80. Here, we have set port 80 as an example.

Step 9: In the Hostname field, enter the name of your website with www or without www, which you want to add. Here, we have entered demovpstest.com as an example.

Step 10: Then click on the OK button to add the binding in the IIS.

Step 11: You will see the newly added binding in the Site Bindings window. You can see that the newly created binding is added in the Site Bindings window.

Step 12: Click on the Close button to close the Site Bindings window. You can also see the newly added binding under the Browse Website section on the right side of the screen.

 

How to update website binding in IIS web server?

You can follow the below steps to modify the existing website binding in IIS web server.

Step 1: Open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager in your Windows VPS.

Step 2: In the Internet Information Service IIS Manager window, go to the Connections pane on the screen's upper left side.

Step 3: Expand the Sites and select the website in which you want to add a binding. Here, we have selected demovpstest.com as an example.

Step 4: Go to the upper right side of the screen and click on the Binding link under the Edit site section.

Step 5: In the Site Bindings window, you will get the currently added binding of that website. Select the binding which you want to modify. Here, we have selected www.example.com as an example. After then, click on the Edit button.

Step 6: In the Edit Site Binding window, if you want to change the website's IP address, click on the down arrow in the IP address field and select the IP address you want to set.

 

Step 7: If you want to run the website on another port, then you need to specify that port in the Port field. Here, we have set the default one (Port 80).

Step 8: In the hostname field, enter the website name which you want to modify. Here, we have set www.demovpstest.com as an example. After then, click on the OK button to update the binding in the IIS.

Step 9: Once you click on it, the binding will be updated and shown in the Site Bindings window. You can see that the binding has been updated.

Step 10: Click on the Close button to close the Site Bindings windows.

Step 11: You can also see the modified binding under the Browse Website section on the right side of the screen.

That's all.

 


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