We would like to be able to specify multiple hostname bindings within Composite C1 4.0 that go to the same root page/website, so that multiple copies of the same instance (using the same SQL database) can be run on different machines, and accessed at different hosts, both supressing the root page name in the URL path.
For example, we would like developers to be able to access a local.[mydomain].com (with a hosts file entry pointing this to loopback) and also have a shared Dev/CI instance on a dedicated server (with the applicable DNS and host bindings in IIS) at dev.[mydomain].com
Whenever we try to configure this, it always redirects one to the other; it does not seem that these can co-exist peacefully.
Is it possible to achieve what I am describing? Are there any workarounds (other than using one C1 hostname binding and constantly using hosts files to change where that resolves)?
If not, would such a feature be considered for future versions?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
For example, we would like developers to be able to access a local.[mydomain].com (with a hosts file entry pointing this to loopback) and also have a shared Dev/CI instance on a dedicated server (with the applicable DNS and host bindings in IIS) at dev.[mydomain].com
Whenever we try to configure this, it always redirects one to the other; it does not seem that these can co-exist peacefully.
Is it possible to achieve what I am describing? Are there any workarounds (other than using one C1 hostname binding and constantly using hosts files to change where that resolves)?
If not, would such a feature be considered for future versions?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!