The server list basically says what servers as up and down in the cluster (updated on each request) – if you point this to more than one cluster you can see that you might get proxied to a server that you shouldn’t (unless u make the wls urls unique for each cluster).

<VirtualHost 192.168.5.42:80 >

     ServerName 192.168.5.42

     ErrorLog /opt/logs/apache/lsp/error_log

     CustomLog /opt/logs/apache/lsp/access_log common

     <Location /LSPPortalWeb>

           SetHandler weblogic-handler

     </Location>

     <Location /cafe-webapp>

           SetHandler weblogic-handler

     </Location>

     <Location /console>

           SetHandler weblogic-handler

     </Location>

      <Location /NHSLspAdmin>

            SetHandler weblogic-handler

      </Location>

     <IfModule mod_weblogic.c>

          WebLogicHost 192.168.6.66

          WebLogicPort 1201

     </IfModule>

</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost 192.168.30.77:80 >

     ServerName 192.168.30.77

     ErrorLog /opt/logs/apache/adent/error_log

     CustomLog /opt/logs/apache/adent/access_log common

     <Location /Ardentia>

           SetHandler weblogic-handler

     </Location>

     <IfModule mod_weblogic.c>

          WebLogicHost 192.168.6.155

          WebLogicPort 1201

     </IfModule>

</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost *:3700 >

# try changing this to <VirtualHost 155.231.138.200:3700>

     ServerName 192.168.5.42

     ErrorLog /opt/logs/apache/lsp/NCRSerror_log

     CustomLog /opt/logs/apache/lsp/NCRSaccess_log common

      <Location /NCRSNotification-web>

                SetHandler weblogic-handler

        </Location>

     <IfModule mod_weblogic.c>

          WebLogicHost 192.168.6.66

          WebLogicPort 1201

     </IfModule>

</VirtualHost>