Step 1 – Set Sharepoint 2.0 to Companywebold
- Adding DNS entry so that companyebold resolved to the internal IP of SBS (Ping to verify name resolution)-Opened Sharepoint Central Administration (v2) and click the link to Configure Virtual Server Settings
- Select the companyweb virtual server, then click to Remove Windows SharePoint Services from virtual server
- Verify that the Remove without deleting content databases option is selected and clicked OK
- Opened IIS Manager, and open the Properties page for the companyweb web site
- Add two new host headers to the companyweb site – companywebold and companywebold.domain.local Both host headers bound to port 80 on the internal IP of the SBS (not all unassigned). DO NOT REMOVE the companyweb host headers at this point!
- Close the Properties pages of the companyweb site and returned to Sharepoint Central Administration (v2)
- Click on the Extend or Upgrade virtual server link, then clicked to extend the companyweb virtual server
- Click the option to Extend and Map to Another virtual server
- Verify that the companyweb site was being mapped, and that the option to Use an existing application pool is selected
- Verify that the DefaultAppPool was selected, then clicked OK
- Test SharePoint 2.0 works with http://companyweb and http://companywebold
- Open IIS Manager, expand [servername], expand [web sites], right-click on companyweb and select Properties-On the General tab, remove 444 from the SSL port, then click the Advanced button to edit the host headers-Remove two host headers: companyweb and companyweb.domain.local ,then clicked OK to close the companyweb properties page and close IIS ManagerStep 2 – Configure Companyweb to pull up SharePoint 3.0 site (Internal using port 80)
- Open SharePoint 3.0 Central Administration, and on the Application Management tab, Click on Create or extend Web application
- Click on Extend an existing web application
- Under Web application, Click Change web application then select WSS v3 web app (Sharepoint – 80)
- Under the IIS Web Site section, Select the option to Create a new IIS web site, and enter companyweb new for the description
- Enter 80 for the port, and companyweb for the host header, then clicked OK
- Verified that http://companyweb opened the new WSS v3 site
Step 3 – Configure Companyweb to pull up SharePoint 3.0 site (External using port 444)
- Open SharePoint 3.0 Central Administration, and on the Application Management tab, Click on Create or extend Web application
- Click on Extend an existing web application
- Under Web application, Click Change web application then selected WSS v3 web app
- Under the IIS Web Site section, select the option to Create a new IIS web site, and enter companyweb – SSL for the description
- Enter 444 for the port, and public FQDN for the host header (mail.capitaladvisers.con)
- Under the Security Configuration section, click the option to Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), then click OK.
Step 4 – Add SSL cert to External Virtual server
- -Opened IIS Manager, expand [servername] and [web sites]
- -Right-clicked on companyweb – SSL and select Properties
- -On the Directory Security tab, click the Server Certificate button
- -Clicked Next to start the IIS Certificate Wizard
- -On the next page, I clicked the option to Assign an existing certificate and click Next
- -Selected my SSL certificate, then finished the wizard. (Check the SSL cert on old companyweb to make sure the you have the right cert)
Step 5 – Verify
- Test http://companyweb -should open SharePoint 3.0 site
- Test https://[public-FQDN]:444 -should open SharePoint 3.0 site
- Test access to SharePoint using RWW
- Test http://companywebold should open SharePoint 2.0 site