Using Virtual Hosting
Your Red Hat Linux 6 Apache Web server can easily host multiple sites. The term for this is virtual hosting.
Very heavily visited Web sites need dedicated servers. In fact, it is usual to have a "farm" of many Web servers dedicated to the top 100 Web sites. But the run-of-the-mill Web site—however near and dear it may be to its creator's heart—is very different. It rarely generates enough traffic to use substantial resources on even a single Linux server.
This being the case, those responsible for hosting multiple Web sites—for example, many ISPs—tend to rely on virtual hosting.
To add a virtual host:
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Log on as root.
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Open the Linux Configuration applet.
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3. | In the Apache Web Server section, click Virtual Domains. ... |
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