Multiple Instances on the same virtual server?

Is this possible?

I would like to have 2 instances on my virtual SQL 2005 cluster,
listening on different ports.

For example, if my virtual hostname is HOSTNAME123 can I have one
instance on HOSTNAME123, port 1433 and the second instance on
HOSTNAME123, port 1432?

Or does each clustered instance need its own, distinct hostname?

Thanks in advance.

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