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Originally Posted by KevinH Well if the traffic gets to Zimbra we'll respond. So my guess is something in your forwarding is not working. You might want to watch the tomcat logs as you test and verify the traffic is getting there. |
I'm 100% sure the traffic get's where it should.
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Originally Posted by agnOstos What do you mean when you hit your ip address? You mean the url? or the ip address? and are you trying to get there from the same lan or from the wan side? If you type http://zimbra.localnet on any other machine than the zimbra server itself it's not going to resolve unless you have a dns server on your lan to resolv it for you and then you would have to have the dns server listed as such in either ifconfig(*nix) or ipconfig(windows). As far as vhosts go, I would suggest running another machine and let zimbra run alone. |
Well, it's doesn't matter if I use my public IP-address or my own domainname (let's say "pubdomain.com").
IE: When I browse to
http://zimbra.pubdomain.com, I can reach my zimbra-machine. After that, the URL in the address-bar in my browser changes in
http://zimbra.localnet which isn't resolvable from outside my local network. Same goes when I hit my public IP-address.