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Versetti - Sun Feb 01, 2004 9:10 pm
Post subject: Setting a virtual host

How can I set up a virtual host for my biller.

I want biller.test.no-ip.com to be for my biller like my biller will be on port 2556 so I want that address to point to 2556.

CypherJF - Sun Feb 01, 2004 9:12 pm
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I use no-ip; and just simply set NoIp to my current Ip and no problemo... doesn't matter what port the biller is on.. just set up your biller port to 2556...

Versetti - Mon Feb 02, 2004 6:01 am
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O atleast to my other sites I got on these computer since I got like 5 sites with each on there own port number. I use Windows Server 2003 if you guys needed too know.

CypherJF - Mon Feb 02, 2004 1:45 pm
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Versetti wrote:

O atleast to my other sites I got on these computer since I got like 5 sites with each on there own port number. I use Windows Server 2003 if you guys needed too know.

huh????? Are you talking about issues of a firewall or router?

Because all you need to do is setup No IP to forward to your current IP (by updating it via their site or their client) and as far as billing, tell your users in their server.ini

Billing:IP=YOURURL

ex: [billing]
IP=ssr.servegame.com

oKay... i am assuming you use subbill... (i perfer catids biller) anyways, you can SET the biller port; so then you'd go back to your server.ini (or whoever)

billing:Port=####

If you're going to run several zones on 1 biller, it gets a tad bit more complicated w/ the scoreID etc etc ...

have fun

Versetti - Mon Feb 02, 2004 3:46 pm
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Well I'm not really worried about my biller since I'm getting that hosted by someone else but the 5 different sites I have I would like too use Vitrual hosts for since all of them is off the same server and each site has it's own port too it.

CypherJF - Mon Feb 02, 2004 5:12 pm
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No Ip doesnt care about port #s they only forward to your IP... so just take all 5 or 10 or infinite no ip addy's point em all to your IP and wallah.. it'll forward... _sighs_

if you have any other problems, you're going to need to explain in a more clearer precise question.

Anonymous - Thu Feb 19, 2004 12:49 am
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Continuing along with the current subject, are there any references on how to use the directory server, or do we just run the thing?

(nm, figured that one out...)

...and is dirserver04.zip from ssdownloads.com the newest version?

CypherJF - Thu Feb 19, 2004 1:01 am
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I don't know why you'd want to run your own, but all the power to you...

I'm not sure if it is the most recent.. but there is a dir server on http://www.shanky.com/server/ by priit;

http://catid.ssihosting.com - has one also, which I think is better in my opinion because it seems to grab data from other (specified) dir servers...

The you can access your own dir server just by adding your address/IP in the dir server listing box..

- cyp