local IP, hd file, two domains

[mvradio]

Hi, I would like to ask some questions
rightnow im useing Ubuntu 10 server

hmm, I have three questions to ask
1. I have a hub, and my server computer is local IP is 192.168.1.254
I can access my ISPCP thru WAN IP(the IP that goes out) 220.135.X.x
now, I want to know can I access it from the network useing 192.168.1.254?
I can only see
"Not Found
The requested URL / was not found on this server.
Apache/2.2.16 (Ubuntu) Server at 192.168.1.254 Port 80"
from my computer in my room.

2. Where is the ISPCP "user" ftp file located in the harddisk?
instead of uploading it to my ftp, I want to plug my USB hd in my ubuntu and just drag it in!
but I cant find the folder....

3.Is it possable to have one IP two domains?
I can have two domains that goes out, but actually it's the same server.
If I can have two domains is it possable to assign accounts to that domain, or is it just forwording?

Thankyou

[motokochan]

(01-04-2011 03:42 AM)mvradio Wrote:  hmm, I have three questions to ask
1. I have a hub, and my server computer is local IP is 192.168.1.254
I can access my ISPCP thru WAN IP(the IP that goes out) 220.135.X.x
now, I want to know can I access it from the network useing 192.168.1.254?
I can only see
"Not Found
The requested URL / was not found on this server.
Apache/2.2.16 (Ubuntu) Server at 192.168.1.254 Port 80"
from my computer in my room.

This control panel is not designed for NAT. (Neither are Plesk or cPanel.) To access on two IPs, you can either use DNS names with a split zone (advanced), DNS names with manual hosts entry, or manual configuration changes of the ispCP configuration files. The last option will be overwritten whenever changes are made in the control panel.

(01-04-2011 03:42 AM)mvradio Wrote:  2. Where is the ISPCP "user" ftp file located in the harddisk?
instead of uploading it to my ftp, I want to plug my USB hd in my ubuntu and just drag it in!
but I cant find the folder....

User file? Can you be more specific?

(01-04-2011 03:42 AM)mvradio Wrote:  3.Is it possable to have one IP two domains?
I can have two domains that goes out, but actually it's the same server.
If I can have two domains is it possable to assign accounts to that domain, or is it just forwording?

Yes, it's called virtual name hosting, and it's done by default. If you want two different sites on the same IP, it's very easy. Simply add the two sites. In DNS, make sure to set the record to the IP of the server. If you want two domains to go to the same site, set up one domain and then add another as an alias.