Apache server starts but no page displayed

Hello,

I have the Apache version 2.054 installed on Fedora Core 4.

I start the server using

apachectl -k start

as root, and the server starts ok, no error messages.

The server listens at "all available adresses" at default port 80.

Unfortunately what I presented when typing my www.xxxx.gr page is the
page that controls my ADSL modem /router instead of the "Seeing this
instead of what you expected" Apache page ,which should be displayed
when no main or index page is available.

What I'm doing wrong ?????

On Wed, 28 Sep 2005 06:47:32 -0700, apogee sent:

> Unfortunately what I presented when typing my www.xxxx.gr page is the page
> that controls my ADSL modem /router instead of the "Seeing this instead of
> what you expected" Apache page ,which should be displayed when no main or
> index page is available.

It's how your modem does its routing. If you use an internal network
address (such as 192.168.1.1, if yours works that way), or the local
loopback address (127.0.0.1) on the same computer as the server, you'll
see the webserver.

Outsiders trying to connect to you might not see anything. You'll need to
configure you router to pass port 80 through it to the computer running
the server ("port forwarding"), as well as allow it through any firewalls.

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Thursday September 29 2005 21:10, Tim wrote to All:


T> It's how your modem does its routing.


Modems don't do any routing!


KS



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Tim:

>> It's how your modem does its routing.

some anonymous person:

> Modems don't do any routing!

Must be why they're so depressed...

But if you look at the original post, they talked about their "ADSL
modem/router", which I'll take as referring to a combined unit (as many
are).

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