Re: [users@httpd] Virtual hosts 2 IPs

[Konstantinos Chandrinos <ko...@iit.demokritos.gr>]

Boyle Owen wrote:
[..]

> > The whole world can view the site. What's the problem then? Well, the
> > problem is that the internal clients cannot view their own company's
> > Website! They can ping the RH box, they can view content from other
> > servers, on other ports, but no Apache. When I manually tune them to
> > query an external DNS, they view the site perfectly. When
> > they use their
>
> What does the FQDN resolve to internally? If you can ping, that only
> means that ICMP is getting through - what about telnet to port 80? Does
> that work?
>

First off, thanks for the prompt reply.

If I got the question right, nslookup on the internal Win clients of
www.companyX.com resolves to 192.168.0.x as per their DNS entry. Of course, if
I nslookup the domain outside the internal net I get the 202.x.x.x. They can
also type http://192.168.0.x:8080 in the internal net and view a running
Tomcat for example on the RH box, so http goes through. Telnet to 80 works
perfectly.

What I forgot to mention though, is that every request they make to the proper
site (at port 80) results in Apache adding an entry of 302 in the access_log
and returning a zero sized document. This last issue, makes me think it's a
vhost config matter, but I (think I) did it by the book.

Thanks again,
Kostas



>
> Rgds,
> Owen Boyle
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>



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