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acidreign · 04-01-2003, 06:23 PM

Something which may, or may not be relavant, if you are doing virtual hosting, you can often present a different service to different clients depending on the name that they have looked up.

ie.. beta3.no-ip.com resolves to the same ip as
wmealing.no-ip.ocm

Depending on what name they look up, the virtual service handler can look at them differentlty.

Multiple IP's may be the easiest way in this situation, but its worth learning. Check out each of the daemons if they support virtual hosts. Most of the more common ones do.

04-01-2003, 06:23 PM	#8 (permalink)
acidreign Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 5	Virtual Hosting Something which may, or may not be relavant, if you are doing virtual hosting, you can often present a different service to different clients depending on the name that they have looked up. ie.. beta3.no-ip.com resolves to the same ip as wmealing.no-ip.ocm Depending on what name they look up, the virtual service handler can look at them differentlty. Multiple IP's may be the easiest way in this situation, but its worth learning. Check out each of the daemons if they support virtual hosts. Most of the more common ones do.