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Just got set up with a Virtual Private Server and am trying to see the files I've uploaded. I type in the IP address and I get a &quot;Sorry&quot; page (<a href="http://166.62.32.233/cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi" rel="ugc">http://166.62.32.233/cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi</a>). How do I ascertain the URL of my site prior to assigning the appropriate DNS settings. I want to see what's happening before I flip the switch.<br />
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Just got set up with a Virtual Private Server and am trying to see the files I've uploaded. I type in the IP address and I get a "Sorry" page (http://166.62.32.233/cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi). How do I ascertain the URL of my site prior to assigning the appropriate DNS settings. I want to see what's happening before I flip the switch.

Thoughts?

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