There are two other servers apache, nginx and so on web server (either local area network or external network)
192.168.4.69:80
192.168.4.68:80
http{
upstream proxy_test {
use using using using using out out out off out out out out out out out out out of out of ’'s in ’ under in 192.168-A------ server 192.168.4.69:80 weight=1;
#ip_hash;
}
}
phpstudy nginx wants to implement multiple IPs to monitor the same port and access different directories
I don’t quite understand your problem description. This is an understanding of your problem. I hope you can explain it more clearly. . . . .
This is nginx reverse proxy
If you have an nginx server
ip 10.222.13.10 open port 80
There are two other servers apache, nginx and so on web server (either local area network or external network)
192.168.4.69:80
192.168.4.68:80
http{
upstream proxy_test {
use using using using using out out out off out out out out out out out out out of out of ’'s in ’ under in 192.168-A------ server 192.168.4.69:80 weight=1;
#ip_hash;
}
}
phpstudy nginx wants to implement multiple IPs to monitor the same port and access different directories
I don’t quite understand your problem description. This is an understanding of your problem. I hope you can explain it more clearly. . . . .
Currently, multiple domain names can access the same server.