All the configuration (for server name, port number etc.,) in apache is done
in httpd.conf file. Now, if you want your apache server to respond to
requests made to http://www.<somename.com> instead of your actual machine
name (which I am assuming is) http://psc71, then, that needs to be handled
by your NameServer (DNS/WINS) so that the hostname www.<somename.com> maps
to your hostname psc71.
Hope that helps,
Mohammed Ali.
-----Original Message-----
From: Wai-Ming Hung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, December 04, 2000 7:44 PM
Subject: How can I set web server name (sorry if out-of-topic)
>Hi,
>
>After I configure Apache web server, I have to write down my machine,
>say psc71 with port number 8080 so my web server name is
>http://psc71:8080.
>How can I configure it in Apache so that my web server name is
>http://www
>or http://myname ??
>
>Sorry if this's considered out of topic. But I do trying to install
>Tomcat for future use
>in my office..:)
>
>Ken
>
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