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Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2003 21:48:43 +0900
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From: Webmaster <eagles@chatministries.org>
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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] help needed on multiple domain root
  directories ver 1.3.28  Win32

Thanks very much for responding, Robert.

I was hoping that by addressing the server from any machine on the LAN that
I could see whatever seperate hosts I had set up there, because the server
is as much for LAN use as WAN use. However I can't find the syntax to use
to do that in the docs.

If I type the LAN IP address (which is http://192.168.0.2) or the computer
name (which is http://goldeneagle) of the machine on which the Apache
server is installed into the browser url window of ANY Windows98SE machine
on the LAN (including the one the server is on), I consistently reach the
eagles-lair.dyndns.org website - and that alone (using IE 5.5 or Opera 7.x).

Trying to address the server in any other way returns a "could not locate
remote server" or similar response.

It looks as though further configuration of the server is needed somehow
for my side of the router/firewall to access the second and any subsequent
vhosts; but I don't seem to find any documented instructions on how to do
this.

I did talk with the dyndns.org customer support people before writing here.

Sorry to be a "dummy" over this problem!

Sincerely,

Richard Ashton
eagles@chatministries.org


At 08:22 24-09-03 +0200, you wrote:
>Webmaster wrote:
>> I then set up a second dyndns host, and modified the httpd.conf as per
>> dyndns instructions. Both hosts appear to be accessible externally, but
>> internally I can't see the second vhost.
>
>By "internally", do you mean on the box Apache sits on, or generally on your
>LAN?
>
>"Can't see the second vhost" can mean several things. Do you get a
>connection refused, dns error, time-out error, the contents of the first
>vhost, any answer from your Apache, or something else?
>
>Does warrinavalley.dyndns.org resolve alright on the problematic box(es)? It
>does for me, so does the other host.
>
>It is possible that it is a private vs. public IP address issue, but that
>doesn't explain why eagles-lair.dyndns.org seemingly works as it should.
>
>Regards,
>Robert Andersson
>
>
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