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On Thu, 10 May 2001, Paul Baker wrote:
> The HTTP 1.1 request (and also 1.0 requests from any modern browser)
> contain a Host: header which specifies the hostname of the server. As
> long as the webservers on the real-servers are aware that they are
> serving this hostname. There should be no issue with 1.1 vs 1.0 http
> requests.
So is that the <virtualHost ...>
or the servername underneath?
what if instead of the name of the VIP, I surf to the actual IP?
There is no device with the VIP on the VS-NAT real-server. Does
there need to be one? Will an entry in /etc/hosts that maps the VIP
to the public name do?
Joe
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