I have created a new portal instance in liferay. I want to host it in my local Ubuntu machine.
What i have done is created a WEB ID as
newportal.com
Virtual host as
www.newportal.com
and the mail domain as
newportal.com
thanks
Please add host file entry in /etc/hosts file to open www.newportal.com in your local browser.
For Example,
127.0.0.1 www.newportal.com
HTH
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i have the following case: i've had an app hosted on some cloud hoster's server and it's own domain, now i've migrated from cloud to selfhosted and what i want to do is to redirect all users in my local network from the old domain to the new one i.e. when a user tipes previous url into it's browser it opens new urk. The main problem is that i can't influence on the old domain, but can configure my local proxy server apache.
There are 2 ways to achieve that:
The simplest way is to edit the hosts file on your local network computers (on windows you can find it in c:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts (or /etc/hosts on Linux) and add the entry for your olddomain internalserverip like "IP_ADDRESS DOMAIN_NAME www.DOMAIN_NAME".
You will need to create a bind server on your local network to answers the local queries and configure the zone for your old domain like you would when the domain was hosted on cloud, you just need to put your internal server IP in the A entries.
In both situations if your web server is configured with only the new vhost entry , you will need to configure it with the old vhost (if there is no vhost configure you will not need to do anything)
I've attempted to set up a test binding through IIS to localtest.me, but it's not resolving to my local IP address. My understanding of localtest.me is that it should resolve automatically. In Chrome is get the error message:
blog-test.localtest.me’s server IP address could not be found.
And when pinging blog-test.localtest.me I get the following error:
Ping request could not find host blog-test.localtest.me. Please check the name and try again.
In IIS I have a site that's bound to blog-test.localtest.me with the following settings:
Everything I've read online advises that localtest.me should resolve automatically? Is this the case or is there setup step I'm missing?
You can simply add this entry in your host file locally, and it will work.
On windows machine - C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
On *nix machine - /etc/hosts
It sounds like you didn't register the domain in either DNS or hosts file.
1.So if you are in an AD environment, please add a CNAME blog-test.localtest.me in your local DNS Forward lookup zone.
2.If you are going to access the website from public domain, then please purchase the domian from domain provider and point it to Server's public IP.
3.If you just want to access the website locally, please add the domain to hosts file.
The hosts record would looks like:
127.0.0.1 blog-test.localtest.me
I've set up a new site in IIS. I can access it via IP, but can't via a specific domain.
192.168.1.100:8001 is working
test.test:8001 is not
I think you should add this test.test to your hosts file. The hosts file for Windows is located in C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts. Try to add your domain pointing to 127.0.0.1 like:
127.0.0.1 test.test
I have setup GitHub enterprise in a server for on-premise usage. There it is having a private IP and has to be configured a hostname. It is showing
"Ensure this domain is routable on your network."
If I map the hostname with IP address and add to my windows hosts file, then it's fine.
But I want a solution so that any people connecting to the office network has it resolved automatically without a manual entry in their host file.
If you have enough users of your GitHub Enterprise Server that maintaining the hosts files is a pain, I'd suggest this happens when you have more than 10 users, then you will need to look at a DNS server for your Office Network. If you do not already have one then there are many options open to you depending on what your network looks like.
I'm trying to deploy a JS app (back in nodejs, front in reactjs) on a hosting server. I've dockerized everything (back, front and database) and everything works well, I can access my app through the IP address of the server.
Now I'm trying to setup a domain name to point to my app.
I've a Invalid Host header when I try to access from domain name (while still working accessing through server's IP address).
I've tried to add a HOST:mydomain.com to the .env of my reactjs app but I got this error Could not find an open port at mydomain.com
Would love if someone can help me through this :)
Given app works by IP, you can leave config of app as is. Do not add HOST or any other config.
IP to name mapping is done using DNS. So made DNS registration in DNS zone like this
mydomain.com A <IP address of app>
Where A is DNS entry type. Or made request to provider to register A entry type for you.
For testing purposes you may do mapping on any Windows PS using hosts file C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts where mapping is done by
<IP address of app> mydomain.com
hosts works on one PC only.
After adding to hosts or to DNS try ping mydomain.com to make sure that name is resolved to correct IP address.
Mapping on web server is done when one web server hosts several different sites on one IP. But when you use Docker it's best to have one Docker container for one service.