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-<a name="apache-portnum"></a><h4>Why Would I Change the Port Number for a Virtual Host?</h4>
-<p>By default, the Apache service listens for requests on port 80 and on
-all IP addresses configured on the local host. By selecting a specific port
-you can determine how each virtual host responds to different IP addresses, host
-names and ports. This is equivalent to the <tt>Listen</tt> directive.</p>
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-as to which virtual host should serve a particular request, first the domain
-names of the virtual hosts is compared with the domain name in the
-incoming request. If they match then the matching virtual host is used. If
-no match is found or no domain name was used in the request,
-then one of the virtual hosts defined for that port is used.</p>
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