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| DATE | 2008-09-07 |
| FROM | Elfen Magix
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Multiple Webservers, 1 IP#
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Date: Sun, 7 Sep 2008 15:17:28 -0700 (PDT)
From: Elfen Magix
Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Multiple Webservers, 1 IP#
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How To?
All the services are consolidated into separate machines, like DNS, FileSharing, FTP, Web, etc.
There are 2 webservers on the same IP (SUSE Linux 9.3). Without having to use different ports on, how does one configure 2 webservers to access the same IP and same port for different websites (using VirtualHost and NameHosting on Apache)?
I thought is would be simple setting up the DNS and the DNS would point to which site is on what webserver to be called.
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How To?
All the services are consolidated into separate machines, like DNS, FileSharing, FTP, Web, etc.
There are 2 webservers on the same IP (SUSE Linux 9.3). Without having to use different ports on, how does one configure 2 webservers to access the same IP and same port for different websites (using VirtualHost and NameHosting on Apache)?
I thought is would be simple setting up the DNS and the DNS would point to which site is on what webserver to be called.
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How To?
All the services are consolidated into separate machines, like DNS, FileSharing, FTP, Web, etc.
There are 2 webservers on the same IP (SUSE Linux 9.3). Without having to use different ports on, how does one configure 2 webservers to access the same IP and same port for different websites (using VirtualHost and NameHosting on Apache)?
I thought is would be simple setting up the DNS and the DNS would point to which site is on what webserver to be called.
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Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
How To?
All the services are consolidated into separate machines, like DNS, FileSharing, FTP, Web, etc.
There are 2 webservers on the same IP (SUSE Linux 9.3). Without having to use different ports on, how does one configure 2 webservers to access the same IP and same port for different websites (using VirtualHost and NameHosting on Apache)?
I thought is would be simple setting up the DNS and the DNS would point to which site is on what webserver to be called.
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