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Query Regarding Apache httpd.conf
Hello,
When the browser hit the URL http://10.40.123.113 it automatically takes it to https://10.40.123.113/cms/CMSClient.html URL page.
My question is what configuration steps was done in httpd.conf file to achieve this ?
How does the apache knows that it has to serve the file CMSClient.html that exists under cms directory ?
the user just types the ip in the URL, the apache knows that whenever it receives the request which merely has the ip info then it has to server the file CMSClient.html, ...... in which section we define this behavior in httpd.conf.
i can provide you the information you need.
When the browser hit the URL http://10.40.123.113 it automatically takes it to https://10.40.123.113/cms/CMSClient.html URL page.
My question is what configuration steps was done in httpd.conf file to achieve this ?
How does the apache knows that it has to serve the file CMSClient.html that exists under cms directory ?
the user just types the ip in the URL, the apache knows that whenever it receives the request which merely has the ip info then it has to server the file CMSClient.html, ...... in which section we define this behavior in httpd.conf.
i can provide you the information you need.
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Put above code in .htaccess file and requests will be redirected
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