By default IIS binds (listens) to all IP addresses assigned to the server it's running on. This is problematic when you'd like one or more of the IP addresses to be used by another application, such as a Ruby on Rails app running on Apache or, in my case, Mingle . In these instances, it is desirable...

[Post publish note - 8/19/08: Frank Laub has provided a tip, in the comments below, for alternatively configuring your router for port forwarding rather than setting up a new listener port for each computer. This is exactly why I like to blog...for others to tell me an easier way to do things!] I often...