On 05/23/2009 08:17 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
Robert L Cochran wrote:
Thank you, I get the impression that httpd is listening on port 443
but not port 80 and that is the problem:
443 is https port, so this is most probably your configuration problem.
The issue seems to involve how I have my DNS and dhcpd set up. I use
dhcp to assign specific ip addresses to specific host names. However
I'm not doing a very good job of it with my laptop. I don't know how
to get the same IP address (192.168.1.46) assigned to both my wired
and wireless network adapters (which have different MAC addresses of
course), so that regardless of which adapter I am using at the
moment, I can get httpd to work.
You may be trying to do this the hard way. Instead of trying to tie
the same IP to both NICs, which presents configuration challenges at
the best of times, just have the name be the same and it becomes a
multi-homed node. That's pretty well handled by almost everything
without wizard level config, if you run your own DNS you have two A
records for the name, and reverse DNS both IPs resolve back to the
same name.
This was my solution, and I don't recall any issues, forward and
reverse DNS lookups, IP and name assign in DHCP.
I don't know if this will solve your problem, it's quite simple, I've
also done complex things which ran through a VPN always, on the cable,
on the wifi, and from the outside when I'm on the road.
Hi Bill,
Thanks for the hint. I'll definitely look at my DNS entries later
tonight and play with them.
Bob
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