[TriLUG] Re: Running Apache on 2 ip addresses

[Elliot Peele]

The apache documentation on virtual hosts is fairly good. It sounds like
you want ip based vhosting, which means that in your case you will need
a different hostname for the external pages and internal pages. If you
want an example I'd be happy to send you my vhost config.

http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/vhosts/

Elliot

On Fri, 2004-04-23 at 12:19, spain at ncssm.edu wrote:
> I have a server with 2 NICs each with an Public IP address on the
> Internet.  One IP will server internal web applications and public
> streaming streams and the other will serve 3 public websites.  
>  
> As of right now, I have 1 instance of apache running.. and it's
> listening on port 80 of all ip addresses.. 
>  
> My vhost config isn't working correctly.. all the vhosts I've setup
> default to the main /var/www/html content with is the fedora core test
> page " you've successfully installed a webserver" .. 
>  
> My goal:  
>     *  the goal is to have 2 ip addresses assigned to this server and
> have multiple sites assigned to each individual address as needed. 
> currently I have 6 sites to setup but it will grow to probably about
> 20.. after I'm done with all the web app programming.. 
>  
> What is the best way to accomplish what I want to do?  
>  
> a)  Keep the 2 ipaddresses assigned to 2 nics and start 2 instances of
> httpd daemon that will listen each ip address  and serve content
> accordingly
> b) assign the 2 ipaddresses to 1 NIC  and run 2 daemons to listen to
> each IP?
> c)  or can 1 httpd daemon listen and serve vhosts across 2 different
> ip addresses?
>  
> Any advice is greatly appreciated.. Pls email me if I need to clarify
> my email.. 
>  
> 
> ______________________________________________________________________
> Sincerely,
> Jamil Hassan Spain
> NC School of Science and Mathematics | External Programs 
> Phone: 919-416-2641
> Web: www.dlt.ncssm.edu
> Email: spain at ncssm.edu
> 
> ______________________________________________________________________
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