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TIP: Always Create a Virtual Host Conguration
It is recommended to always create a virtual host conguration le, even if
your Web server only hosts one domain. By doing so, you not only have the
domain-specic conguration in one le, but you can always fall back to a
working basic conguration by simply moving, deleting, or renaming the con-
guration le for the virtual host. For the same reason, you should also create
separate conguration les for each virtual host.
When using name-based virtual hosts it is recommended to set up a default
conguration that will be used when a domain name does not match a virtual
host conguration. The default virtual host is the one whose conguration is
loaded rst. Since the order of the conguration les is determined by lename,
start the lename of the default virtual host conguration with an underscore
character (_) to make sure it is loaded rst (for example: _default_vhost
.conf).
The <VirtualHost></VirtualHost> block holds the information that applies
to a particular domain. When Apache receives a client request for a dened virtual host,
it uses the directives enclosed in this section. Almost all directives can be used in a
virtual host context. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/
quickreference.html for further information about Apache's conguration di-
rectives.
Name-Based Virtual Hosts
With name-based virtual hosts, more than one Web site is served per IP address. Apache
uses the host eld in the HTTP header that is sent by the client to connect the request
to a matching ServerName entry of one of the virtual host declarations. If no matching
ServerName is found, the rst specied virtual host is used as a default.
The directive NameVirtualHost tells Apache on which IP address and, optionally,
which port it should listen to for requests by clients containing the domain name in the
HTTP header. This option is congured in the conguration le /etc/apache2/
listen.conf.
The rst argument can be a fully qualied domain name, but it is recommended to use
the IP address. The second argument is the port and is optional. By default, port 80 is
used and is congured via the Listen directive.
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