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From: bill@twwells.com (T. William Wells)
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Subject: Re: non-ip virtual domain hosting
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In article <3.0.3.32.19990801235943.0069ff64@doar.enetworks.com>,
 <erez@doar.enetworks.com> wrote:
: What will be the maximum amount of non-ip virtual domain hosting that I can
: have on a single Freebsd 3.2 server running Apache 1.36 (pentium 450Mhz/256
: MB RAM/9 GIG harddrive) assuming that all I need is 100K per virtual domain
: with no CGI/Perl.

Well, I've run 700 domains (using IP, though) off a single host.
But that really isn't relevant; the limiting factor for number of
domains is going to be your connectivity, not your computer,
unless you're on a T3 or something equally studly. Neither FreeBSD
nor Apache has any internal limits that I'm aware of.


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