Re: Help needed to setup second server

Frank,

Achim is basically saying the same thing. If this is on a sinlge server running more than one IQwebftp then you will need to add another IP or you will need to have that site listen on a different port if you want to use the same IP. Then when users go to the site they will need to include the port after the URL i.e http://192.168.1.1:8080 etc.

Achim Schippritt < news%40hjsct.de">newshjsct.de&gt; wrote:
Hi Frank,

if you don't wanna change the port, you only have the need of one
webserver. By the URL it is accessed, it decides which path is used to
generate the response.
So, you only have to add a new domainname and give it a path to a
website. That's all, simple!

But know, if anyone accesses your server with a domainname, you don't
have specificated, he gets the site from default-entry. Don't foreget it!

best regards,

Achim

Frank Branker schrieb:
>
>; I would like to setup a second sever for the first time and I'm
having some
>; trouble understanding can someone help?
&gt;
> My first HTTP server is name default it is configured with a domain name
>; from No-IP .com service and a port 80 redirect to a port that I
opened on my
> router. This setup works perfect
>
> When setting up the second domain I still get the server name
"default"; in
> front of my newly added name is this correct?
>
>; I would like to setup a second HTTP server with a different domain
name from
>; No-IP .com service and a port 80 redirect. My question is when
redirecting
> the second domain do I specify the same port number as the first?
&gt;
> Frank

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Hi Frank, hi Davin,

I don't know, what Frank really want's to realize.
Technic is like this:

*One http-server*, which you've set up, can listen only at *one* *port*
(at one or even at all your IPs)!
But you can set up more than one http-server, of sure.
Then you can and even *have to use another port or IP* for the new server.
But if you use different IPs you have to use different network-cards
at WIN-OS. Normally this isn't necessary ...
'Cause the server looks for the URL, that is used to reach the server, too.
If you add a domainname you can create a virtual server. He will look
for another folder to generate the website he finds in his
virtual-server list.

With this technic you can setup more than only one website with
one IP:Port combination. This possibility bases on the http-protocoll.

Means: IF you call the site via IP:Port, you can reach only the
'default'-site, and only one.

ex.:
default-http Server
IP: 123.123.123.321 Port:80

With the 'Add'-Buttom, you can add an Domainname, which should be
handled in a special way by the server. Use the full qualified name FQN
like: *www.mydomain.com* . In this way you can handle even subdomains:
*home.mydomain.com*

Then, for every domainname give rules:

Normally you can let Guest and click on 'Add Folder'
and typein the name of the folder, where the server should look
for the HomePage (first site of your webpage).

That's all. You can even add different users, that will directed to
different folders.
So you can easily realize even individual sites with only one URL!

Have a lot of fun,

Achim

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Thanks Achim I'm gonna work on this weekend.

FB

On 10/13/07, Achim Schippritt < news%40hjsct.de">newshjsct.de&gt; wrote:
&gt;
> Hi Frank, hi Davin,
&gt;
> I don't know, what Frank really want's to realize.
> Technic is like this:
&gt;
> *One http-server*, which you've set up, can listen only at *one* *port*
&gt; (at one or even at all your IPs)!
&gt; But you can set up more than one http-server, of sure.
&gt; Then you can and even *have to use another port or IP* for the new server.
> But if you use different IPs you have to use different network-cards
> at WIN-OS. Normally this isn't necessary ...
> 'Cause the server looks for the URL, that is used to reach the server,
> too.
>; If you add a domainname you can create a virtual server. He will look
>; for another folder to generate the website he finds in his
> virtual-server list.
&gt;
> With this technic you can setup more than only one website with
>; one IP:Port combination. This possibility bases on the http-protocoll.
>;
> Means: IF you call the site via IP:Port, you can reach only the
> 'default'-site, and only one.
>;
> ex.:
>; default-http Server
&gt; IP: 123.123.123.321 Port:80
>
> With the 'Add'-Buttom, you can add an Domainname, which should be
> handled in a special way by the server. Use the full qualified name FQN
> like: *www.mydomain.com* . In this way you can handle even subdomains:
> *home.mydomain.com*
>
&gt; Then, for every domainname give rules:
&gt;
> Normally you can let Guest and click on 'Add Folder'
> and typein the name of the folder, where the server should look
>; for the HomePage (first site of your webpage).
>
&gt; That's all. You can even add different users, that will directed to
> different folders.
> So you can easily realize even individual sites with only one URL!
>;
> Have a lot of fun,
>;
> Achim
&gt;
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>
>;
>

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Thanks
Davin.

Frank

On 10/12/07, Davin Garcia < davin_garcia2000%40yahoo.com">davin_garcia2000yahoo.com> wrote:
&gt;
> Frank,
&gt;
> Achim is basically saying the same thing. If this is on a sinlge server
&gt; running more than one IQwebftp then you will need to add another IP or you
> will need to have that site listen on a different port if you want to use
> the same IP. Then when users go to the site they will need to include the
> port after the URL i.e http://192.168.1.1:8080 etc.
>;
> Achim Schippritt < news%40hjsct.de">newshjsct.de <news%40hjsct.de&gt;> wrote:
&gt; Hi Frank,
&gt;
> if you don't wanna change the port, you only have the need of one
> webserver. By the URL it is accessed, it decides which path is used to
> generate the response.
> So, you only have to add a new domainname and give it a path to a
> website. That's all, simple!
>
> But know, if anyone accesses your server with a domainname, you don't
&gt; have specificated, he gets the site from default-entry. Don't foreget it!
>
> best regards,
>
>; Achim
&gt;
> Frank Branker schrieb:
> >
>; > I would like to setup a second sever for the first time and I'm
> having some
>; > trouble understanding can someone help?
&gt; >
>; > My first HTTP server is name default it is configured with a domain name
>; > from No-IP .com service and a port 80 redirect to a port that I
> opened on my
> > router. This setup works perfect
> >
>; > When setting up the second domain I still get the server name
>; "default" in
> > front of my newly added name is this correct?
> >
>; > I would like to setup a second HTTP server with a different domain
&gt; name from
>; > No-IP .com service and a port 80 redirect. My question is when
>; redirecting
> > the second domain do I specify the same port number as the first?
&gt; >
>; > Frank
&gt;
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