Add Virtual Host

Enter Virtual Host Properties

This wizard will enable you to create a new virtual host on your Web server. In the case of a clustered environment, Zend Server will create the virtual host on all servers in the cluster, while validating the integrity and consistency of the virtual host across the cluster. Once created, you will be able deploy new applications to the virtual host using Zend Server's Deployment mechanism.

This wizard will enable you to edit a virtual host on your Web server. In the case of a clustered environment, Zend Server will apply the changes to the virtual host on all servers in the cluster, while validating the integrity and consistency of the virtual host across the cluster.


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Configure Virtual Host Security Settings

Using an SSL-secured virtual host requires you provide the full paths to the certificate and key files. If you are using an Intermediate SSL certificate, you will need to provide the path to the certificate's chain file as well.

Using an SSL-secured virtual host requires you provide the
certificate application name.

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Virtual Host Configuration Template

Virtual Host Configuration Template:

Note: If you are not using the default port, add a listen directive for the port you are using. e.g. "Listen 8080"
Note: Editing the virtual host template could potentially cause problems to your server's configuration
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Summary

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This virtual host is marked as a secure virtual host. Zend Server will createmodify it as an SSL enabled virtual host, which will rely on the following files:

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Once you complete this wizard, applications can be deployed to this virtual host. To make the virtual host available, restart Zend Server.