Access different websites based on different ports of the same IP

Table of contents

Create a website directory

1. The root directory of ip+port 1 

Second, the root directory of ip+port 2

Write a virtual host configuration file

The configuration is complete, and the experimental results are tested

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Create a website directory

1. The root directory of ip+port 1 //This directory is free for everyone, and can be synchronized in the configuration file

  ①: mkdir -p /www/port/9090 //The directory created here is 9090 because the port we want to test is 9090 for easy memory, you can modify it to the port number you want to test

  ②: touch index.html  //Make sure it is created under the /www/port/9091 directory, you can enter a sentence in index.html and then we will test whether the website is successfully created

  

Second, the root directory of ip+port 2

①：mkdir -p /www/port/9091

②：touch index.html

Write a virtual host configuration file

1. Enter the /etc/httpd/conf.d directory to create the myhost.conf configuration file

 //Create configuration file touch myhost.conf 

Two: Write the myhost.conf configuration file

Listen 192.168.188.67:9090  //This ip must exist, you can check the ip of your network card with ipconfig first,
Listen 192.168.188.67:9091  //If the port number of the test is not 9091or9090, just modify it

<Directory "/www/port">  //Give us /www/port/9090or9091 website directory permission
    AllowOverride None  
    Require all granted
</Directory>

<VirtualHost 192.168.188.67:9090> //If you are not testing port 9090, you need to change it to a test port
   DocumentRoot /www/port/9090 //The root directory of the website, you can modify it according to the synchronization you created
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost 192.168.188.67:9091>
   DocumentRoot /www/port/9091
</VirtualHost>

The configuration is complete, and the experimental results are tested

1. Restart the httpd service

systemctl restart httpd

2. Use the netstat -ant command to check whether the ip+port in the configuration file is successfully enabled for monitoring

3. Access the ip+different ports of linux through the windows browser

①: Access 192.168.188.67:9090

 

②: Access 192.168.188.67:9091