: Force hostname for request I have a web server running Apache HTTPD 2.2 serving as a reverse proxy for my IIS 7.5 server. This worked fine, until I wanted to use OpenID (using DotNetOpenAuth).
I have a web server running Apache HTTPD 2.2 serving as a reverse proxy for my IIS 7.5 server.
This worked fine, until I wanted to use OpenID (using DotNetOpenAuth). Since DotNetOpenAuth throws an exception if I try using any realm other than the domain. To fix that I want to set the hostname server-sided (either on the reverse proxy or on the IIS server).
I was able to do that when using HTTPD as the back-end but I haven't found the configuration directive for IIS.
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Open IIS7 manager and on the right hand size select Bindings. Here you can set a host header to your site. Don't forget this name must be resolved to the IP address of the machine hosting the web site. You can do that in you DNS server. If you don't have any DNS server you can set the IP address in hosts file in %windir%System32driversetc.
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