Hallo to everyone.. I have a question about redirecting a user to another place, but before i would like to point this: I have two network cards in a linux box, the first is connected to the internet and the second acts as a DHCP server. Everything goes well up to now. I installed the VMware server and i think this made the messup... My internet card is 192.168.0.100 and the DHCP server card is 192.168.5.1. I have two clents for test and they take ip allright and the routing works fine. Until I have installed the VMware server (I think it was after this, i am not sure though, the vmware plays perfectly by the way) when i was punching on a client the address 192.168.5.1. i was arriving at the /srv/www/index.html page. Fine up to here... Now when i punch this address, i have a "access forbidden" message. Whatever i have tried through Yast, does not seem to bring the system back. I have no special configuration at Yast, just the defaults.. My aim is to redirect the clients to a homepage (preferable the one of /srv/www/index.htm or at a valid url http://www.something.com or whatever) but as soon as they are plugged in the routing box and start their browser. Short version: Is ther esomething i can do from the HTTP server in my linux box so that when a client plugs in and clicks his browser to arrive to a certain homepage regardless of the default homepage of his browser? I am sure it exists or it is some small adjustment, but i am quite new to this.. Thanks Arni
