hosting a site on an in house apache server
hi guys,
just bought a domain at a hosting company...i want to experiment with apache and get the site working on my in house centos 7 server. i google host web site apache and a lot of results came up with apache virtual server and from what i understand this is used if you want to host multiple sites on one ip address...i have never setup apache before and am looking for clear cut advice to get a single web site viewable on a single server...my server...has anybody got a good instruction tutorial or any advice...would really appreciate it... |
this looks like a good start,though it doesnt explain where the domain comes into play
http://www.liquidweb.com/kb/how-to-i...e-on-centos-7/ |
CentOS is a close relative of RHEL. Red Hat provides basic user to advanced admin documentation and therefore centos.org does to. I would suggest you put your server in a DMZ (or use virtualization?) and use the documentation (plus the one Apache provides) to first set up your single IP single web site and then expand to running multiple vhosts. The link you point to only tells you how to install Apache which isn't what you need. If you want generic HOWTO's best stay with common resources like those found on Howtoforge or cyberciti.biz.
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hi unSpawn,
my server is in a center and sits on a vlan...so i have no control of the networking aspects of my server...though there is an admin i can get to do things for me. i have a centos server with 3 virtual machines running on virtualbox...am i better off learning to setup things within the vm of centos on the centos box? what are the benefits? thanks for the reply |
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hey unSpawn,
you said "That's good to know."...from your point of view? lol is it worth learning this stuff...or should i be looking at other apache products? or is it easy to learn to use something else once you have the general idea of how things work...sorry...i feel very lost in the linux maze at times...im only trying to further my knowledge in the hope of being useful in the near future...thanks again |
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i installed apache last night...i have purchased a domain name and want to get apache displaying my study notes on a basic web site...but no havent found a good apache tutorial to do this...maybe i will purchase a book on apache. thanks again
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http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz http://lnag.sourceforge.net/download.html https://access.redhat.com/articles/1189123 https://access.redhat.com/documentat...ide/index.html https://access.redhat.com/documentat...ide/index.html http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/ http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/ (the Users' Guide section) -> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/getting-started.html https://access.redhat.com/documentat...b_Servers.html https://wiki.centos.org/TipsAndTricks/ApacheVhostDir |
A domain name will do little to no good if you don't get public IP numbers.
And now that the public IPv4 numbers have run out, you are limited to those your ISP can give out, or those your vlan provider can give out... Now if you are using IPv6 and your vlan supports it.. and your domain servers support it, then you should be good to go. One thing that help in populating your web server is to keep all of the files in a code management system (such as git). Thus when you want to restore/recover from accidents it becomes easy. I didn't, and things got rather complicated trying to extract only parts of backups. |
thanks guys...yes will do unSpawn...sorry
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