Re: Weird problem (IBM HTTP Original)

Aaron.

Your question is VERY confusing.  I don't understand how a
single port can be "taken up by another domain name".

Now, I do remember setting up the web pages you are talking
about, and I believe that each domain points to a single IP
which routes requests to your corporate firewall.  Then the
requests are routed inside to the AS/400 which has an
internal IP address.

I think the configs were set up using host names on the
configs.  Can't be sure, it's been a while.  But, still,
your question is making my head spin.  :)

Also, I seemed to be able to connect just fine.  So make
sure that your problem isn't because you have some local
DNS or host file causing problems.

You also may want to explain the setup... Internet domains,
IP addresses, firewall, iSeries, local IP addresses.  

Brad
www.bvstools.com

On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 14:21:03 -0600
 "Bartell, Aaron L. (TC)" <ALBartell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I recently needed to move a domain
> (http://cso.cgintl.com) from one ip
> address to another because we needed to be able to use
> the default SSL port
> (443) which had already been taken up by another domain
> name.  The only
> thing in the config that I changed was the IP address
> from 999.999.999.83 to
> 999.999.999.89, and now the site doesn't come up - but
> the https does
> (https://cso.cgintl.com), which is obviously running off
> of the same config
> file.
> 
> We had our networking people make all the DNS changes and
> everything.  I can
> ping cso.cgintl.com and it responds with the correct IP
> address.
> 
> Anybody have any idea's for me of where I may have gone
> wrong?
> 
> Aaron Bartell
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Bradley V. Stone
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