Good day -
I am trying to setup VirtualHosts based on Port Differences only -
is this possible ?
ie. I have, on a Centos-7 x86_64 system with apache:
httpd-2.4.6-97.el7.centos.2.x86_64
installed, in separated /etc/httpd/conf.d/*.conf files:
File conf/httpd.conf:
Listen $VPN_IP:80
File conf.d/ssl.conf:
Listen $VPN_IP:443 https
File conf.d/A.conf:
Listen $PUBLIC_IP:10080 https
<VirtualHost *:10080>
Directory "/opt/A"
...
</VirtualHost>
File conf.d/B.conf:
Listen $PUBLIC_IP:20080 https
<VirtualHost *:20080>
Directory "/opt/B"
...
</VirtualHost>
where $VPN_IP is our L2TP/IPSEC PPP VPN host address and
$PUBLIC_IP is our single public DNS address for this host.
We want it to serve pages ONLY on our VPN, or for the
specific A & B ports, only over HTTPs .
But the Apache Server Test Page is always getting served
from all these ports : 80, 443, 10080, 20080 - not our
/opt/{A,B} directories on the {1,2}0080 ports - why ?
I guess port based VirtualHosts are not supported ?
Could anyone please suggest a workaround / way of making
the above work ?
We only have one DNS record for this host.
We'd like to have separate websites, served by the
same IP address and hostname , but different ports.
Is this possible to acheive with ONE apache httpd instance ?
Thanks in advance for informative replies,
Best Regards & Seasons Greetings,
Jason
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