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--- Sten Turpin <sten@narnia.net> wrote:
> Hey, all.
>
> I can't find info on what I'm trying to pull with my home PC.
> Basically, I
> want to have my webserver serve up subdomains, but I'm on a private
> IP range with assigned by my firewall/NAT/DHCP box, so I'm having
> trouble
> figuring out what to use for the VirtualHost section of my
> httpd.conf. As
> it is now, I've got
>
> NameVirtualHost my.private.ip.addy
>
> <Virtual Host my.private.ip.addy>
> ServerName mydomain.org
> DocumentRoot /www
> </VirtualHost>
>
> <VirtualHost my.private.ip.addy>
> ServerName subdomain.mydomain.org
> DocumentRoot /www/subdomain
> </VirtualHost>
>
> I picked up a D-Link home gateway, so it's not a box I can
> reconfigure to
> use a static private IP; even if it were, do I use the private IP or
> the
> public? I've tried it both ways, to no avail.
>
> If I hit mydomain.org or subdomain.mydomain.org, I get
> /www/index.html.
It is not clear whether you want to present the virtual hosts on the
WAN or just to your LAN. For the latter case, you'll have to setup a
DNS (bind) on a system in your LAN. Read the DNS-HOWTO.
On the WAN side it would require a similar DNS setup served by a DNS
server on the Internet plus port forwarding on the NAT box, if you had
a static WAN IP. This may not be easy with the dynamic nature of your
WAN IP.
--
Arun K.
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