Ip tunnel

[tomasremi]

Is it possible to set a default IP --> page relation when the IP contains many pages? In other words, I have many pages in one same IP adress but I want to see one of those pages if I type the IP on my adress bar.. Is this possible?

Thanks,
Tomas

[cPanelDavidG]

Is it possible to set a default IP --> page relation when the IP contains many pages? In other words, I have many pages in one same IP adress but I want to see one of those pages if I type the IP on my adress bar.. Is this possible?

Thanks,
Tomas

Multiple websites can be served from a single IP address (this is the default behavior of cPanel/WHM). However, changing what page comes up when you enter the IP address typically requires modification to httpd.conf. If you search the forums, you should find a suitable solution as this has been discussed many times.

[tomasremi]

Multiple websites can be served from a single IP address (this is the default behavior of cPanel/WHM). However, changing what page comes up when you enter the IP address typically requires modification to httpd.conf. If you search the forums, you should find a suitable solution as this has been discussed many times.

Can I do it without touching the httpd.conf file?

[daveformerlyof]

Can I do it without touching the httpd.conf file?

No. You will need to have a different IP address for each site if you wish to be able to access each site by entering the IP address. The first <virtualhost> container in httpd.conf for the IP address will be the site that shows when you go to that IP in your browser.

Alternatively, if you have mod_userdir enabled (See WHM's Security Center), you can go to http://xx.xx.xx.xx/~username to see the different sites where xx.xx.xx.xx is the IP address, and username is the name of the cPanel user that owns the site.

[tomasremi]

Thanks......