We have 2 web applications what we want to be installed on different IIS servers. But we want what user can access one by address http://www.test.com and second by http://www.test.com/directory
Is it possible?
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We have 2 web applications what we want to be installed on different IIS servers. But we want what user can access one by address http://www.test.com and second by http://www.test.com/directory
Is it possible?
No, that’s not possible, unless you have a front-end ‘reverse proxy’ which receives all queries and dispatches them to the relevant server.
Alternatively you could arrange for the main server to HTTP redirect all queries for http://www.example.com/directory to (e.g.) www2.example.com/directory, although obviously that’s then exposing a second hostname and URL for that content.