Multiple hostnames on single ip-address

[Brad Knowles]

At 3:57 PM -0100 4/25/01, Steffen Tang wrote:

>  The problem is that we are changing ISP, and now only have 16
>  ip-addresses, so my question is therefore if it is possible to avoid
>  using a ip-address for each site. I have heard something about virtual
>  hosting on the Apache server, and the problem is therefore how we should
>  configure our DNS (we are planning to use BIND).

	Yup.  If you set up the configuration file correctly, Apache can 
serve a virtually unlimited number of domains from the same single IP 
address.  There is no need at all to set up IP-based virtual hosting.

	However, this is an Apache question, and you should be looking at 
their website, posting questions regarding it to their mailing lists 
& newsgroups, etc....  See <http://www.apache.org/> for more 
information on it.

-- 
Brad Knowles, <brad.knowles at skynet.be>

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