def modify_binding(site, binding, hostheader=None, ipaddress=None, port=None,
                   sslflags=None):
    '''
    Modify an IIS Web Binding. Use ``site`` and ``binding`` to target the
    binding.

    .. versionadded:: 2017.7.0

    Args:
        site (str): The IIS site name.
        binding (str): The binding to edit. This is a combination of the
            IP address, port, and hostheader. It is in the following format:
            ipaddress:port:hostheader. For example, ``*:80:`` or
            ``*:80:salt.com``
        hostheader (str): The host header of the binding. Usually the hostname.
        ipaddress (str): The IP address of the binding.
        port (int): The TCP port of the binding.
        sslflags (str): The flags representing certificate type and storage of
            the binding.

    Returns:
        bool: True if successful, otherwise False

    CLI Example:

    The following will seat the host header of binding ``*:80:`` for ``site0``
    to ``example.com``

    .. code-block:: bash

        salt '*' win_iis.modify_binding site='site0' binding='*:80:' hostheader='example.com'
    '''
    if sslflags is not None and sslflags not in _VALID_SSL_FLAGS:
        message = ("Invalid sslflags '{0}' specified. Valid sslflags range:"
                   ' {1}..{2}').format(sslflags, _VALID_SSL_FLAGS[0], _VALID_SSL_FLAGS[-1])
        raise SaltInvocationError(message)

    current_sites = list_sites()

    if site not in current_sites:
        log.debug("Site '%s' not defined.", site)
        return False

    current_bindings = list_bindings(site)

    if binding not in current_bindings:
        log.debug("Binding '%s' not defined.", binding)
        return False

    # Split out the binding so we can insert new ones
    # Use the existing value if not passed
    i, p, h = binding.split(':')
    new_binding = ':'.join([ipaddress if ipaddress is not None else i,
                            six.text_type(port) if port is not None else six.text_type(p),
                            hostheader if hostheader is not None else h])

    if new_binding != binding:
        ps_cmd = ['Set-WebBinding',
                  '-Name', "'{0}'".format(site),
                  '-BindingInformation', "'{0}'".format(binding),
                  '-PropertyName', 'BindingInformation',
                  '-Value', "'{0}'".format(new_binding)]

        cmd_ret = _srvmgr(ps_cmd)

        if cmd_ret['retcode'] != 0:
            msg = 'Unable to modify binding: {0}\nError: {1}' \
                  ''.format(binding, cmd_ret['stderr'])
            raise CommandExecutionError(msg)

    if sslflags is not None and \
            sslflags != current_sites[site]['bindings'][binding]['sslflags']:
        ps_cmd = ['Set-WebBinding',
                  '-Name', "'{0}'".format(site),
                  '-BindingInformation', "'{0}'".format(new_binding),
                  '-PropertyName', 'sslflags',
                  '-Value', "'{0}'".format(sslflags)]

        cmd_ret = _srvmgr(ps_cmd)

        if cmd_ret['retcode'] != 0:
            msg = 'Unable to modify binding SSL Flags: {0}\nError: {1}' \
                  ''.format(sslflags, cmd_ret['stderr'])
            raise CommandExecutionError(msg)

    log.debug('Binding modified successfully: %s', binding)
    return True
Modify an IIS Web Binding. Use ``site`` and ``binding`` to target the
    binding.

    .. versionadded:: 2017.7.0

    Args:
        site (str): The IIS site name.
        binding (str): The binding to edit. This is a combination of the
            IP address, port, and hostheader. It is in the following format:
            ipaddress:port:hostheader. For example, ``*:80:`` or
            ``*:80:salt.com``
        hostheader (str): The host header of the binding. Usually the hostname.
        ipaddress (str): The IP address of the binding.
        port (int): The TCP port of the binding.
        sslflags (str): The flags representing certificate type and storage of
            the binding.

    Returns:
        bool: True if successful, otherwise False

    CLI Example:

    The following will seat the host header of binding ``*:80:`` for ``site0``
    to ``example.com``

    .. code-block:: bash

        salt '*' win_iis.modify_binding site='site0' binding='*:80:' hostheader='example.com'