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    Posted: 07-Apr-2011 at 4:12pm
I was just following through the Code sample on the Security Infrastructure.  It's very interesting in that it is able to show how to set up the Web section of the website on one server, and then the application section on an seperate server so that you can have higher security on the second application server.
 
However, since I only have one server, it is possible to set up a similiar infrastructure one single web server, but perhaps setting up two different web sites?  Or maybe have the application part of the website as a subdirectory of the main site so it can have different security settings.
 
I am just trying to figure out how to make this work with a single server.
 
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Greg,

You should be able to use two different sites within the Exchange implementation, though if you want to test a more robust separation of  components, you might consider running Exchange in two different virtual machines, using VMWare or Windows Virtual PC or the like. It's amazing how much flexibility today's virtualization tools can give you.



A lot of us in IB dev use machine images for Windows Virtual PC 2007; it runs great in Windows 7, has backwards compatibility with images created before we upgraded, and doesn't seem to use a lot of extra resources. You can still install this version (http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/support/virtual-pc-2007.aspx), though if you're just starting with virtualization, you could also install a newer version.

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OK, thanks I will try that.
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