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apache config: web access based on port number
Posted on 2001-09-07
It 's easy to set up diffrent port number for virtual server with one IP address under win2000+IIS.
For example: we can access www.mydomain.com:1234 and www.mydomain.com:6789
But how to do this under linux+apache?
I only found article describing virtual server based on different IP or domain name. But how to setup virtual server on diffrent port?
For example: we can access www.mydomain.com:1234 and www.mydomain.com:6789
But how to do this under linux+apache?
I only found article describing virtual server based on different IP or domain name. But how to setup virtual server on diffrent port?
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Ezlee,
In your httpd.conf you add something like this to the end of the file and restart the apache server
<VirtualHost _default_:1080>
DocumentRoot /var/www/html/testvirt
ServerName Virttest
</VirtualHost>
The above says that it should listen for request on the default IP of your server on port 1080 and if it gets any requests, then it gets documents from /var/www/html/testvirt
The next example show if you specify an IP address
<VirtualHost 196.1.1.19:1999>
DocumentRoot /var/www/html/virtual1serv
ServerName virtual1server
</VirtualHost>
This one says that it should only service requests that come in on IP 196.1.1.19 on the port 1999 and the document root for this server is /var/www/html/virtual1serv
Let me know if you need any more help.
Note there are a lot of extra things you can put inbetween the <VirtualHost> </VirtualHost>
Regards,
jnbkze
In your httpd.conf you add something like this to the end of the file and restart the apache server
<VirtualHost _default_:1080>
DocumentRoot /var/www/html/testvirt
ServerName Virttest
</VirtualHost>
The above says that it should listen for request on the default IP of your server on port 1080 and if it gets any requests, then it gets documents from /var/www/html/testvirt
The next example show if you specify an IP address
<VirtualHost 196.1.1.19:1999>
DocumentRoot /var/www/html/virtual1serv
ServerName virtual1server
</VirtualHost>
This one says that it should only service requests that come in on IP 196.1.1.19 on the port 1999 and the document root for this server is /var/www/html/virtual1serv
Let me know if you need any more help.
Note there are a lot of extra things you can put inbetween the <VirtualHost> </VirtualHost>
Regards,
jnbkze
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