Virtual Hosting Howto
Gary Wardell
gwardell at gwsystems.co.il
Wed Aug 30 18:03:18 UTC 2000
Hi,
There is nothing very tricky about it which probably is why it isn't talked
about much.
Basically it's just setting up multiple zones, one for each domain, and
using the same IP address in the A records in each zone file.
You will, however, have to do something on your web server to use the host
headers to direct incoming traffic to the proper web site unless you want
everything to go to a single web site!
Gary
On Wednesday, August 30, 2000 1:33 PM, hunter.scott at ghc.org
[SMTP:hunter.scott at ghc.org] wrote:
> I'd like to resolve multiple FQDNs to a single IP address so I can host
> other sites on my IP. I've searched through ORA DNS&BIND, RFC 1034 and
> this NG and have had no luck finding info on this topic.
>
> Im guessing this is done with multiple SOA records or something like
> that.
>
> Can anyone help with an example that points www.mydomain.net and
> www.yourdomain.org to the same IP addy?
>
> Thanks
>
> Scott Hunter
> scott at surrealistic.org
>
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