I think the problem may have something to do with the IP address
specified inside your VirtualHost. That's a non-routable IP, and even
though you may have done a mapping on your router/firewall/gateway, the
IP address returned to your client will be 192.168.1.28, which I assume
will be blocked by your firewall. One way to test is to put static
content on your Apache server and try to access it from outside your
network. If you can see that and not access Tomcat, then that's yr
problem. How do u solve it ? Short of changing the address to something
public, I really don't know. You'll have to ask yr network engineer
about this.
Regards,
pascal chong
Gaston Escobar wrote:
This is the line I have in the httpd.conf:
<VirtualHost 192.168.1.28>
DocumentRoot /myapp/index.html
ServerName 192.168.1.28
JkMount /* ajp13
ServerAdmin gaston
CustomLog /home/gaston/access_log "special"
</VirtualHost>
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