On Mon, 23 Nov 1998, Mark Schanuel wrote:
> Apache is now configured to accept requests on an alternate port 8080 but
> when I hit the site all traffic goes directly to the NT box inside the
> firewall (which was my original requirement.)
Well, you _do_ have to specify port 8080 when connecting to your server if
you want apache to respont, and not the NT box. i.e.
http://www.x.org:8080/
> I think the broader question is how do ISPs host multiple physical web
> servers? DNS? Please note that I am not talking about running virtual
> hosts on the same server which is well documented.
Well, this is a complicated question - but yes, it's DNS, of course. If
they have multiple servers each hosting a single website, they'll have
each of them registered under a different name.
--
christian
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