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Hi Alvaro,
This is a DNS configuration issue. If you
are hosting your own DNS, it's very simple to do just that. Have xxx.com
point to 111.222.333.444 and yyy.xxx.com point to 555.666.777.888. If
that's the only site you are hosting on that server (yyy.xxx.com) then apache
should work fine without many mods. If you are not hosting your DNS, you
need to be able to control it or ask whomever does control it to make a host
entry for your server (yyy.xxx.com).
~mike From: Alvaro Cobo [mailto:coboalvaro@xxxxxxxxx] Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 4:16 PM To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 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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