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Apache/Webpages on NAT IPv4 VPS?

tesseltessel Member
edited June 2015 in Help

OK, got a VPS from DollarVZ and just playing around trying to get Apache2 up and running. I do not have a domain pointing to the VPS as that's not what I am trying to do. Using the shared IP and one of my available ports, I was trying to see if I could serve web pages. I installed everything I need fine, apache is running and etc etc. I edited the necessary files and changed the port to one of my available ports. However, after visiting the IP, eg: 84.39.1.30:5219 nothing is showing up. Obviously I am doing something wrong. Anyone care to help out? :) What (if it's possible) needs to be edited so I can serve websites on an available port on the shared IP?

All fixed. Was obviously my own fault. Mod_sec rules seem to be a bit different on NAT VPS? No idea why but my setup I use on dedicated IPs and standard port needed some rules edited out. Anyway, just playing. Thank you all.

Comments

  • well, "nothing shows up" could mean a lot of things really, does nothing show up, but an apache error? or connection refused/timeout? or just a blank page.

    when you changed /etc/apache2/ports.conf and /etc/apache2/sites-available/yourwebsite to the port you wished to use, did you restart the apache2 service?

    Thanked by 1tessel
  • tesseltessel Member

    Point taken. I'll see what the error message is and post it.

  • namhuynamhuy Member

    make sure that port is allowed on your iptables

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