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| * ''ip_addr'' is a ZConf Listener IP address, ''port'' is the ZConf Listener port (optional if the standard 443, although in most configurations it is typically set to a different port, leaving 443 available for load balancer traffic). | * ''ip_addr'' is a ZConf Listener IP address, ''port'' is the ZConf Listener port (optional if the standard 443, although in most configurations it is typically set to a different port, leaving 443 available for load balancer traffic). | ||
| * ''cluster_name'' is a user assigned name for the cluster being configured. | * ''cluster_name'' is a user assigned name for the cluster being configured. | ||
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| + | A ZeroConf VHost is **NOT** the same as an ADC VHost. VHost in the context of a ZeroConf ZCUP message is defined as the list of domains that share the conf_list and template. A single VHost configuration can include thousands of domains as long as they share the conf_list. For example, if there is a backend server with 1000 domains that are listening to port 443, they can share a vhost. | ||
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