Can web cache pass request to multiple ports

I am using the 9iAS 1.0.2.0.0 web cache.
I have set the web cache listening port to 80. But I want to web cache to cache more than one ports.For example we are using same ip & more than 5 ports. I want web cache to cache all the ports , no one .
Is it possible ????
Any help will be appreciated.
yogesh

I am reframing my previous question.
I have installed 9iAs v10200 with ias web cache version 1.0.2.1.0(comes with 9iAS v1.0.2.0.0) on winnt 4.0 server with service pack 5
I have set the web cache listening port to 80
Now we have different websites on different ports say 11000,13000,7000 on same machine.
Now I want to cache all the sites.
Is it possible ????????
Thanks in advance!!!!!!!
yogesh

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