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Hello,
LVS directs connections at the connection level. Apache name-based
virtual hosting is done by looking at the HTTP 1.1 headers, which are
application layer. In order to direct connections according to domain
name, lvs would have to be aware of the contents of the connection,
which it's not.
You can, though, have multiple domains on the same real server. You can
balance one domain across several real servers as well, provided you have
some way to maintain state information.
Hope some of this helps :)
On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Mailing Manager wrote:
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> Hi all,
> i've readed some time ago about the possibilities to use the
> ip-based virtual server solution.Now i use it.
> Several different virtaul ip, real ip, on the lvs host and different port on
> the real servers so the ip1:80 will be real:80, ip2:80 real:81 and so on.
> But i have only a class C, 32 ip.
> With the name based soluton i can have hundred of web site on a single ip.
> IT is abolutely impossible to make it works with an lvs host and apache
> 1.3.12????
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> thanks
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Michael D. Jurney
mike@xxxxxxxxxx
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