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Virtual Private Server
 (
VPS
) installations of 
Ubuntu, where you'll typically have a single IP address assigned to you by your 
VPS provider. For name-based virtual hosts, we would use the 
ServerName
 option in 
our configuration. Refer to the following example to see how this would work. With 
this example, I'm adding name-based virtual hosts to their own files. I called mine 
000-virtual-hosts.conf
 and stored it in the directory. The contents are as follows:
 
    ServerName acmeconsulting.com 
    DocumentRoot /var/www/acmeconsulting 
 
 
 
    ServerName acmesales.com 
    DocumentRoot /var/www/acmesales 
 
For each virtual host, I'm declaring a 
ServerName
 with a matching 
DocumentRoot
. With 
the first example, any traffic coming into the server requesting 
acmeconsulting.com
 
will be provided a 
DocumentRoot
 of 
/var/www/acmeconsulting
. The second example 
looks for traffic from 
acmesales.com
 and directs it to 
/var/www/acmesales
. You can 
list as many virtual hosts here as you'd like to host on your server. Providing your 
server has enough resources to handle traffic to each site, you can host as many as 
you need.

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