Apache

[R Scott Belford]

Are you hosting a domain at home?  If so, have you set up your dns or 
paid someone to host your dns?  If you are browsing to your home machine 
from work and you use a cable modem at home, it is possible that the ip 
address they assigned you and you wrote down was updated at some point 
between home and work.  This assumes that your machine is not, say, on a 
dial up, and in fact has a public ip address assigned to it from some 
isp.  I don't think that if your firewall were at play you'd get the 
message that the address cannot be found.

scott


On Thursday, January 10, 2002, at 09:07 AM, Rodney Kanno wrote:

> I just set-up Apache on my Linux system at home. After set-up I ran 
> Apache and created a web page, which I can view on my system at home 
> with no problems. However, when I try to view the page from work, I get 
> a message saying that the address cannot be found. Is there something 
> else that I have to do?
>  
> TIA,
> Rodney
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