Re: Configuring for Virtual Host

["Sal Stangarone Jr." <sals@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Are you running the classic HTTP Server or Apache on your iSeries?

If Apache here's an example:

<VirtualHost 72.16.169.180:80> 
   ServerName www.mrcuk.com    
   DocumentRoot /httpd/www     
</VirtualHost>                 
<VirtualHost 72.16.169.180:80> 
   ServerName mrciseries.com   
   DocumentRoot /httpd/www     
</VirtualHost>  

Both in this case point to the same document root.

Sincerely,

Sal Stangarone Jr.
michaels, ross & cole, ltd.

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-----Original Message-----
From: web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Scott Swaim
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2006 8:38 AM
To: WEB400@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [WEB400] Configuring for Virtual Host

I have a Linux system that is my firewall.  It has a public and private IP
addresses.  My Iseries (170) is located inside my private network.  I would
like to set it up to server pages to my customers.  I have 3 companies here.

qualitycorps.com swarfproducts.com and carbidetx.com.  I would like for each
of these domains to have a separate virtual host.  i.e.  I need to set it up
so that  stock.qualitycorps.com goes to a specific folder,
stock.swarfproducts.com to another folder, and stock.carbidetx.com to a
different folder.  I am having trouble setting this up.

I have this working on my Linux Apache machine with virtual host but I can't
seem to get it to work on the Iseries.


Any help would be appreciated.


Thanks
Scott Swaim