ISP Server Setup - OpenSUSE 10

Hi.

I have read that nice article made by tado.

Now I have some questions.

The VMware I think this is a partition already on the Harddisk ?.

I can see, that tado only is using one NIC.

Is he then using a hardware router in the front of his server ?

Thanks in advance for replies.

/dspuser

 

Hi till.

Thanks for a fast comming back with reply to my queries.

Ok about the VMWare being the name of the harddisk.

And then it is confirmed that you use a router. At the start of reading your setup tool, I had the idea, that you would use 2 NIC's. The reason for that is, that I do it myself yet on a Clarkconnect server, that I want to close, and install a SuSE 10.0 using your advice.

I had not the idea about a dialup setup.

I'm on DSL here 2048/512.

If using 2 NIC's instead of a router, what if anything should then be changed with reference to your server setup article.

Thanks again

/dspuser

 

What do you want to do with your two network cards?

 

I want to have the one for the WLAN, and the other one for LAN.

/dspuser

 

But why don't you use your router for it? It should have a built-in switch.

 

You are quite right, and now I have the router connected

Works excellent, and I'm setting up the server at the present.

I have reached the Apache section, but as I should run SuSEconfig, there is a claim, and I'm sure that's because I have modified the main.cf by hand. My experience is, that it gives that sort of problems.

Shall I start another thread to show what I mean ?

/dspuser

 

SuSEconfig is always complaining about /etc/postfix/main.cf. You can ignore it.

 

@falko

Thanks for the information.

Then, could I ask You to help me with my apache problem also written in this forum?.

TIA

dspuser

 

We try to help where we can.

 

I know, and thanks for that.

I have the server up running now, but I have to examine why I cannot calle it by https://www.xxx.yyy:81.

I have set it up for HTTPS. I have printed the manual out, and maby I can find the solution there.

/dspuser

 

Hello again.

Now I'm having a problem.

After the install of ISPConfig, I rebooted as mentioned in the online manual.
Alslo I ran the quotacheck:

-avugm

and

quotaon -avug


(should that be done after each restart ?.)

Now after the reboot, I cannot call the ISPConfig.

Before I could do it using the https:ip.for.mydomain:81

I could not use the https://www.urbakken.dk:81, as I had the idea that I could, as I have set www during the install.

Nor could I find a logfile where I could see what happens when I call ISPConfig.

Is there a logfile for it, and where is it placed ?.

Do anyone else have ideas to solve the problem ?

Thanks in advance.

/dspuser

 

The ISPConfig server did not ran.

I found the command here in this forum:

/etc/init.d/ispconfig_server restart

Telle me please how many services do i have to manually start up after a boot, as I have at least encoutered 3-4 or so ?

/dspuser

 

Run

Code:

chkconfig --add ispconfig_server

to make ISPConfig start at boot time.

No, just once.

 

Thanks for your kind reply.

/dspuser

 

@falko

What do you think is the reason, that I can call ISPConfig using the server's IP, but not with it's url ?

/dspuser

 

I guess it's a wrong or non-existing DNS record.

 

@falko

Ok, I'll look for this.

/dspuser

 

@falko

Do you mean in ISPconfig or is it for my ISP ?

 

Can you post the IP address and the URL you're trying to use to connect to ISPConfig?