Michael, Thanks for your help.
You have the server names as "rss" and "railstest", don't you have to
access them via those hosts? If I put these entries in my local hosts file: 10.4.1.84 rss 10.4.1.84 railstest they are then accessible from my browser using these addresses: http://rss http://railstest Adding them to my local computer's hosts file is OK for my own use but there are a few other folks I'd like to show these to scattered throughout the site where I work and I'd like to find a way to do this other than modifying the hosts file on each system. One of the webmasters here thought it was sufficient to add the lines above to the _remote_ system's hosts file and adding RewriteRules to each VirtualHost directive. The goal is to be able to do this from anywhere: http://10.4.1.84/rss http://10.4.1.84/railstest (But no;-) As you suggested, the remote system is taking the first VirtuaHost directive and is actually trying to find "railstest" on the first Mongrel site (rss) and, of course, not finding it. -Stan
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