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hello, i have my webiste (http://www.mysite.com---(port80)) here at dyndns that files are hosted thru iis5.1 on myxpsp3 machine. recently i have downloaded wamp on same machine and i host files there but just locally (http://localhost:8080). my question : Can I sign up to host a site at dyndns so that those files can be a public address (http://www.mysecondsite.com ) even though this is from port 8080. of course i would port forward 8800. thanks, craig |
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Yes, you can do this. Call your host then by http://yourname.dyndns.org:8080 or set up a WebHop redirection. Another alternative is to utilize Virtual Hosting on Apache. Edit: Ah, just reading "Can I sign up to host a site at dyndns" Actually, I don't think your edit is relevant - the question implies that he's still wanting to host it on his home computer.
Mar 12 at 12:14 AM
Cry Havok ♦
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Apache (the A in WAMP) supports Virtual Hosts (vhosts) so you don't need a second port, just to configure WAMP to serve up different sites depending on the name people use to connect to it. Then when they connect to |
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Just google something like "multiple sites in apache" and you'll get the results you are looking for. :) |
