This may be a bit off topic.
IMHO you are better off setting up multiple Apache Services then using the
VirualHost directive.
This gives you the ability to stop/start and reconfigure one site (set of
ips ...) without effecting the others. To do this make a copy of the
httpd.conf file to an appropriate name, you will need as many services and
therefore conf files as you currently have virtual host directives. Remove
all the VirualHost directives and insert one or more Listen directive (Note
BindAddress has been removed from Apache 2.0, so you are better of not using
it even for 1.3) as appropriate. Then install a new apache service for each
conf file using Apache.exe
Apache -k install -n Apache_SiteName -f conf/httpd_sitename.conf
The service can either be started with
Apache -k start|stop|restart -n Apache_SiteName
or
net start|stop Apache_SiteName
This is my two cents, some the other message coming through are dealing with
DNS round-robins etc, which is probably more along the line of what you
want/need.
Regards
Gary
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Subject: Witango-Talk: Help on Apache server / witango
Greetings list,
As of now I am searching through apache.org website
reading on documents about virtual servers..
I have apache http server runing on nt5 as a main
server box. I have 4 virtual(host) servers running
.taf files and etc. okay..
My goal is to configure a 2nd box to be exactly like
my main box sharing 1 public ip address. But I have
not been into this realm before. I know I will figure
it out but I thought It would be faster if I ask
for some input from the list.
I thank you in advance for any suggestion..
Tabi
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