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Hosting on Linux multiples website is kinda easy when you understand virtual hosts of Apache! Lot of web hostings use this technology and when you know it well you can do incredible things!
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Hosting on Linux multiples website is kinda easy when you understand virtual hosts of Apache! Lot of web hostings use this technology and when you know it well you can do incredible things!

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Unfortunately, I am a complete dunce.<br />
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Are there easy-to-follow how-tos?
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Unfortunately, I am a complete dunce.

Are there easy-to-follow how-tos?

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I am using SBS 2003 with a Red Hat Linux server. I'd like to host 2-3 small websites. I expect hits to be &lt;100 per day total.<br />
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How do I go about having three different web sites host on one server?<br />
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Should I use the Linux server to host the sites or the SBS2003?
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I am using SBS 2003 with a Red Hat Linux server. I'd like to host 2-3 small websites. I expect hits to be <100 per day total.

How do I go about having three different web sites host on one server?

Should I use the Linux server to host the sites or the SBS2003?

I'd like to host 2-3 small websites. on A Red Hat Server

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