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No domain name for server. What to do? - pip - 10-16-2008 02:30 PM

I currently do not have a domain name pointing to my server but im installing ispcp omega.
Please enter the domain name where ispCP OMEGA will run on [test]: localhost.localdomain
Vhost not valid!

Anyway to run it without domain name?

Thanks.


RE: No domain name for server. What to do? - joximu - 10-16-2008 04:37 PM

Either it's a server on the internet - then you can use the hostname which is given by the provider (reverse lookup of the ip address) or it's at home, then you have to find a domainname - if it stays at home, you can take more or less whatever you want.

It's a little bit of work to change all hostname entries afterwards...


RE: No domain name for server. What to do? - blocker - 10-16-2008 05:07 PM

or.. simple solution just add at /etc/hosts

[ip address] my.hosting.com

then when it ask for hostname just enter that name. gut luck


RE: No domain name for server. What to do? - Shayne - 10-23-2008 04:53 PM

(10-16-2008 05:07 PM)blocker Wrote:  or.. simple solution just add at /etc/hosts

[ip address] my.hosting.com

then when it ask for hostname just enter that name. gut luck

Ok... forgive me if I sound like a noob.. but Im still learning.

I have a domain name at my isp lets say http://www.host.co.za
if I ping this domain I get lets say ip 10.10.10.10 which is the correct ip of my box Smile so far so good. I am seeting it up remotely through putty. my isp's gateway is say 10.10.10.11

So questions.. when setting up ispCP
1. domain will be http://www.host.co.za
2. ip will be 10.10.10.10
3 name where ispCP will run is admin.host.co.za??

/etc/hosts will be
127.0.0.0 localhost.localdomain localdomain
10.10.10.10 wor001.prihost.co.za wor001

or must I add
10.10.10.10 http://www.host.co.za

then lastly my resolv.cof file:
nameserver 127.0.0.0
nameserver 10.10.10.11

Is this right?


RE: No domain name for server. What to do? - pip - 10-30-2008 03:11 PM

(10-16-2008 04:37 PM)joximu Wrote:  Either it's a server on the internet - then you can use the hostname which is given by the provider (reverse lookup of the ip address) or it's at home, then you have to find a domainname - if it stays at home, you can take more or less whatever you want.

It's a little bit of work to change all hostname entries afterwards...

I do not have a reverse name. Its just simple ip address. I just want to set it up for ip address like i used to for VHCS. Domain name gives to much trouble. I want to provide ispomega for my customers. I sell vds servers and i do not want to spend setup time for each vps. Looking for some solution in my situation.

Thank you guys.
What i want to do is: I want to set up a template which i could install as a virtual private server and customer could just connect to it using ip address like in vhcs : http://ip/vhcs2/ and they are all set..
And as i need domain names it makes it harder and time wasting long to spend time to set up and ask additional questions for each customer.

Thanks for you further answers.


RE: No domain name for server. What to do? - joximu - 10-30-2008 05:34 PM

For every customer an own ip address?


RE: No domain name for server. What to do? - pip - 10-30-2008 10:24 PM

(10-30-2008 05:34 PM)joximu Wrote:  For every customer an own ip address?

Yes. Every customer has its own ip.

Thanks


RE: No domain name for server. What to do? - pip - 10-31-2008 04:45 PM

So.. what do you guys think? possible to set something up if there is no domain.. so based on ip.

Thanks


RE: No domain name for server. What to do? - joximu - 10-31-2008 06:07 PM

I think it's a waste of IPs (we are not in the 1990 anymore...) - on the other side maybe this will force ipv6 to be use earlier... :-)
You can work with redirects in the apache configuration.

/J