CentOS 4.1 Apache

[bluesky6 at ix.netcom.com (Ben)]

On Mon, 04 Jul 2005 12:38:52 +0800, you wrote:

%Ben wrote:
%> 
%> That's the IP on the external firewall.
%
%heh, Johnny is sharp huh?
%
%I guess then that the ip on the box itself is an internal one and
that 
%the firewall NAT's the external ip to the internal one? (Nothing to
do 
%with the apache config this question)
%
%If so, change the ip(s) to the internal ip. if you have multiple 
%internal ips that get mapped to different ips on the firewall, put
the 
%corresponding one in the conrresponding virtual host config block.

Okay, here's what I just did. I used the internal IP address (IP of
the web server) instead of the external (world wide) IP address that
www.svgeek.com resolves to.

What happens is that the other 2 domains get mapped to the CentOS
Apache Test Page.

Ben