APC symmertra (was PowerStrip)

Cyber Source peter at thecybersource.com
Tue Jan 4 08:13:33 EST 2005


If your referring to your hostname of the box, that can be called 
anything. What matters is the ServerName in your Apache stanza.

Timothy Domst wrote:

> Darin P. already pointed me to a client that I got to work, and it 
> does, on the DynDNS site I see my Verizon-apportioned address always 
> changes to match what's on the router.
>
> Something is wrong with my forwarding because at present I don't even 
> get the Apache page on my server Linux box from my Mac or other Linux 
> box, and I think I might be messing it up between the DynDNS DNS 
> servers and my address. How much difference does it make what your 
> server is called? Does it have to be called myhost.xxxxxxxxxxx.com? Or 
> is it ok just to point everything to the right address and port?
>
> I will gladly pay in beer for help with this.
>
> On Jan 3, 2005, at 9:08 PM, Dave Andruczyk wrote:
>
>>
>> --- Timothy Domst <timothy.domst at verizon.net> wrote:
>>
>>> I will trade use of my truck (on a day off, usually Sun. and Mon., part
>>> of Tues. and Sat.) for help from someone who uses DynDNS and a Linksys
>>> router.
>>>
>>
>> I use dyndns.org and have a linksys..
>>
>> I use "ddclient" which was dead simple to setup and it can use a 
>> method that
>> is firewall independant called "web" mode which uses an outside 
>> webserver to
>> show what IP you came from and it uses that. I've used it for years 
>> with no
>> problems...
>>
>> If you want more help lemme know. I could always use a spare beer now 
>> and
>> then....
>>
>>
>>
>> =====
>> Dave J. Andruczyk
>>
>>
>>
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