Apache and multiple listening ports

Can Apache be configured to listen on multiple ports and serve
different pages based on which port the request was received on? (i.e.
could you run a regular web page on port 80 and then a configuration
page for the server on port 8080?)

On Sat, 14 Jan 2006 13:18:37 -0800, Jake wrote:

> Can Apache be configured to listen on multiple ports and serve
> different pages based on which port the request was received on? (i.e.
> could you run a regular web page on port 80 and then a configuration
> page for the server on port 8080?)

Yes.

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In comp.os.linux.networking Jake <(E-Mail Removed)>:
> Can Apache be configured to listen on multiple ports and serve
> different pages based on which port the request was received on? (i.e.
> could you run a regular web page on port 80 and then a configuration
> page for the server on port 8080?)

Some apache related ng would be probably better suited then coln.
To answer your question: Yep, simply setup some virtual host to
listen on the specified port. See apache docs on how to go about
it.

Good luck

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Thanks for the help!