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Overview
The <Host> element is used to apply content settings to requests to specific virtual hosts and/or to act as a container for more specific rules based on path or query string.
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IIS does not support this at all, and reports to applications only the value provided by the client. This is worked around by means of the <Site> element to provide a canonical site to host mapping independently of IIS.
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Attributes
Content Specifiers
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name name | string | Y | Required, specifies the hostname to match (see above for the issues with this) |
scheme scheme | "http", | Optional scheme to match against. Used to match only requests using a specific protocol. If omitted, either protocol will match. |
port port | integer | Optional port to match against. Used to match only requests using a specific port. If omitted, requests to the default port for the protocol scheme used (either 80 or 443) will match. |
Content Settings
The element supports a large number of XML attributes corresponding to the content settings supported by the SP:
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Child Elements
Access Control
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Nested Content Specifiers
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