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Running Apache in Intranet Only
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| Hi, i am new at using apache normaly an IIS user but i hate M$ so i
decided to try apache and it is working great. But i will like to run
it and only be able to access it from my current domain/intranet that
would be any machine that belongs to the domain unf.edu for example.
Can anyone help to set this up. I will like no one else to be able to
access anything on the server from the rest of the internet so i want
to be invisible to the internet and visible to the intranet on the web
server side.
Thanks for the help
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| JoC schreef:
> Hi, i am new at using apache normaly an IIS user but i hate M$ so i
> decided to try apache and it is working great. But i will like to run
> it and only be able to access it from my current domain/intranet that
> would be any machine that belongs to the domain unf.edu for example.
> Can anyone help to set this up. I will like no one else to be able to
> access anything on the server from the rest of the internet so i want
> to be invisible to the internet and visible to the intranet on the web
> server side.
> Thanks for the help
>
I'm guessing that's the default behaviour of your intranet. Port 80
incoming is probably blocked to your servers adress.
Anyway if you want you can disallow all and allow ur ip range
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_access.html
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Arjen
http://www.hondenpage.com
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Arjen wrote:
> JoC schreef:
> I'm guessing that's the default behaviour of your intranet. Port 80
> incoming is probably blocked to your servers adress.
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> Anyway if you want you can disallow all and allow ur ip range
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_access.html
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> --
> Arjen
> http://www.hondenpage.com
Arjen,
No currently i am able to access that web sever from off campus. By
typing Computername.domain.com and it gives me the web site i have
hosted there. I'll try that module and see thanks!
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