Ah... Could you let me know how the thing sets up when you are finished

I currently have a few WOInstances on different domains served via virtual hosting on osx server but I want to move to Linux Virtualized...

If you have 8 instances of Linux with 8 different sites each requiring an IP address then do you need a network card to the server with 8 connection ports?

Gino
On 22 Dec 2011, at 12:30, Dev WO wrote:

Hello Gino,

I'm actually setting up a Linux virtualized server for WO (Debian).
I'm not done yet, but as far as your concerned, a virtualized server is just a server, it can have one or multiple IP addresses, but if you have 2 VM, you will have at least one IP (different) for each.
So it's basically like having a "hardware" server.

At least that's what I think, I may change my mind when I'm done;)

Just re-reading your question, each instance must have its own IP(s) like a "real" server.


Xavier

On 22 déc. 2011, at 13:25, Gino Pacitti wrote:

Hi all

To those who have experience with virtualized Linux server...

If I set up a linux machine with virtualization and set up WO Environments and Apache for each instance -

Does the individual instances of OS use the same IP address shared across OSes?

So if one WOApp  is on domain1.com and on OS Instance 1

And

WOApp2 is on domain2.com and on OS Instance 2


How do you deal with Virtual Server configuration?

Gino
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