Virtual Host RHEL

IP-based, Port-based, and domain-based Virtual Host Configuration Methods
1. Virtual Hosts With the same IP address and different ports 1) vi/etc/HTTP/CONF/httpd. conf 2) Change the listen field Listen 80 Listen 8888. (The preceding settings indicate port 80 and port 8888 are used) 3) change the VM part: <Virtualhost 192.168.0.1: 80>; DocumentRoot/var/www/html/website1 </Virtualhost>; <Virtualhost192.168.0.1: 8888>; DocumentRoot/var/www/html/website2 </Virtualhost>; 4) Save the preceding settings. 5) create directories and page files: # Mkdir-P/var/www/html/website1 # Mkdir-P/var/www/html/website2 # Cd/var/www/html/website1 # Cat> ingress index.html <EOF >; Website1 >; EOF # Cd/var/www/html/website2 # Cat> ingress index.html <EOF >; Website2 >; EOF (Note: in/etc/httpd/CONF/httpd. conf, there are directoryindex index.html index.html.var. the handler only reads index.html but does not read index.htm. Remember) 6) Service httpd restart After completing the preceding settings, you can access them in the following ways: 1) Open a browser 2) Enter http: // 192.168.0.1: 80 and http: // 192.168.0.1: 8888. 2. VM based on different IP addresses of the same port 1) configurations of different IP addresses: # Cd/etc/sysconfig/network-Scripts # Cp ifcfg-eth0 ifcfg-eth0: 1 # Vi ifcfg-eth0: 1 Change eth0: 1: Device = eth0: 1 Onboot = Yes Bootproto = static Ipaddr = 192.168.0.2 Netmask = 255.255.255.0 2) Service Network restart 3) vi/etc/httpd/CONF/httpd. conf 4) change the VM part: <Virtualhost 192.168.0.1: 80>; DocumentRoot/var/www/html/website1 </Virtualhost>; <Virtualhost 192.168.0.2: 80>; DocumentRoot/var/www/html/website2 </Virtualhost>; 5) create directories and page files: # Mkdir-P/var/www/html/website1 # Mkdir-P/var/www/html/website2 # Cd/var/www/html/website1 # Cat> ingress index.html <EOF >; Website1 >; EOF # Cd/var/www/html/website2 # Cat> ingress index.html <EOF >; Website2 >; EOF After completing the preceding settings, you can access them in the following ways: 1) Open a browser 2) Enter http: // 192.168.0.1: 80 and http: // 192.168.0.2: 80. 3. Access to a domain name-based VM 1) vi/etc/HTTP/CONF/httpd. conf 2) Change the VM part: Namevirtualhost 192.168.0.1 <Virtualhost www1.example.com>; DocumentRoot/var/www/html/website1 Servername www1.example.com </Virtualhost>; <Virtualhost www2.example.com>; DocumentRoot/var/www/html/website2 Servername www2.example.com </Virtualhost>; (Note: namevirtualhost cannot be omitted in the preceding settings) 3) create directories and page files: # Mkdir-P/var/www/html/website1 # Mkdir-P/var/www/html/website2 # Cd/var/www/html/website1 # Cat> ingress index.html <EOF >; Website1 >; EOF # Cd/var/www/html/website2 # Cat> ingress index.html <EOF >; Website2 >; EOF 4) after completing the preceding settings, you can access the service in the following ways: 1) Open a browser 2) Enter http://www1.example.com and http://www2.example.com