Hi, > but i'm not sure what i should put in my http.conf file. Your http.conf file looks good. Do you have a DNS or hosts file entry for clientsite1? I take it you're running your browser and apache on the same PC? In which case you should add the following line to the hosts file on the PC. 127.0.0.1 intranet clientsite1 clientsite2
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