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I just set up a WAMP on a server and now I have to put it “online” in the sense that it should be only internal in the organization.

The organization have an address the usually enter when they want to come into their internal webpage which is mysite.domain.com – and it ofcause only work inside the organization and not from the outside world.

The forward rule is working so it points to the internal IP address and that work fines as well but my question is now how I “capture” that request from a browser and points it to the c:\wamp\www directory where their internal site is located?

I’ve looked at the httpd.conf file in Apache but haven’t been able to figure it out.

Any help or advice would be much appreciated.

Sincere
- Mestika

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I solved the problem myself. I forgot to make a redirect, small error - big impact :-) – Mestika Mar 18 '11 at 10:21

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I think you have to configure in your httpd.comf the following option :

DocumentRoot    "C:/wamp/www/"
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