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Hi, 
I am configuring apache with multiple virtual hosts and multiple apache instances running on the same unix box. 
I have the following design, appreciate if someone can validate if this is the correct way or there are any potential errors in this 
Apache instance 1 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;domain.tld(10.3.11.106:80 - main site) 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; legacy.domain.tld(10.3.11.107:80xx) - VirtualHost 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Proxy.domain.tld(10.3.11.108:80yy) - VirualHost 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; oldsite.domain.tld(10.3.11.109:80zz) - VirtualHost 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;onemoresite.domain.tld(10.3.11.110:80aa)VirtualHost 
 
 
Apache Instacne 2 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;domain2.tld(10.3.11.106:80bb)-main site 
 
I am using IP based virtual hosts. 
Can I use port 80 for all the virtual hosts. Docroot are different for all the Virtual Hosts. 
Appreciate input from experts. 
 
Thanks 
 
 

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Hi,
I am configuring apache with multiple virtual hosts and multiple apache instances running on the same unix box.
I have the following design, appreciate if someone can validate if this is the correct way or there are any potential errors in this
Apache instance 1
         domain.tld(10.3.11.106:80 - main site)
        legacy.domain.tld(10.3.11.107:80xx) - VirtualHost
       Proxy.domain.tld(10.3.11.108:80yy) - VirualHost
      oldsite.domain.tld(10.3.11.109:80zz) - VirtualHost
     onemoresite.domain.tld(10.3.11.110:80aa)VirtualHost


Apache Instacne 2
         domain2.tld(10.3.11.106:80bb)-main site

I am using IP based virtual hosts.
Can I use port 80 for all the virtual hosts. Docroot are different for all the Virtual Hosts.
Appreciate input from experts.

Thanks




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