Re: [users@httpd] IP based subdomain in second server

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You can't have a domain in different places, far as I know.  But, you can put a page on your domain at www.mydomain.com/subdomain, and have it refresh to your ADSL-connected server.  refresh is an http command in the page header.
 
j
 
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: 05/24/2005 4:16 PM
Subject: [users@httpd] IP based subdomain in second server

Hi guys:
 
I am a newbie and this is my first post. I would like to have your wise advice. The problem is as follows:
 
I have a domain and a paid hosting which serves our mail and some pages. Additionally to this I would like to have my own server with Apache, where I would like to host a subdomain. For this task I have a static IP address, a server and an ADSL connection to internet at home.
 
So when the experiment is ready I will have: www.mydomain.com at 200.xxx.x.xxx in an external hosting and subdomain.mydomain.com at 205.xxx.xxx.xxx hosted in my own server at home)
 
The questions are as follows:
 
Is this possible to do that?.
 
Is this subject related to the server configuration or it is more related to the DNS server configuration?.
 
Is there any specific directive I have to take in account in the moment of configuring my httpd.conf?.
 
Any clue will be very, very, very appreciated.
 
Thanks and best regards,
 
Alvaro
 
PD: I have read the Apache IP-Based and Apache Name-Based Virtual Host support documents, but I am still confused.
 

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