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well, by that i meant getting a 2nd NIC + a 2nd firewall. then i can use the 2nd firewall with another public ip, and forward all its traffic to 192.168.123.10.

ahahahahah, thats the most i can do.

i see, so i guess i'll just use the 2nd NIC. thx for all the help, gave you a star ;)

you're saying its better to have iptables alone installed, just on the server? why not have a firewall as an extra measurement of security....lets say that someone somehow breaks into the firewall and gets past its rules/filters....well, guess what, now they have another thing to break into...

with fread.

i don't friggin believe this. took me 2 weeks to figure out ONE line of code that was causing this issue. all downloads were being forced to be transferred at the speed of 5megs/sec. i'm soooo dumb.

lol, i know what iptables is. also, infact, i'm using it on the firewall as well. unless i misunderstood what you said...there is no way that i'm connecting my server to the world without the firewall in the middle.

i re-installed mysql, issue is still there. 8(

LOL after reading that over and over, i still don't understand what you meant. also, i don't have a router....during this thread, my router was my firewall...thats why i was saying that my "router" can only push through 1 ip. here my setup. world > switch > firewall > server.

i don't know much about mail and stuff but i've been having the same issue and i've learned a few things within the past week or so.. do you have whm/cpanel installed? if so, go under whm, Tweak Settings, mail and find where it says: "Track the origin of messages sent though the mail server...

no big man, its all good. i havn't told the story completely as it ACTUALLY is either because i thought that it would make it more confusing. so here is the deal: i have about 5 static ips but i'm only using one of them. the one that i'm using goes INTO a HARDWARE firewall, and then the...

well, they are both the exact same type of nic....so i highly doubt that THATS the problem. besides, i'm not near the server right now so i wouldn't be able to try that.

note that THAT configuration works fine when i bring in the 192.168.123.10 through a 2nd NIC.

HAHAHA...appreciate the help guys here is what you asked for: # Logging: # The home of the dedicated SSL protocol logfile. Errors are # additionally duplicated in the general error log file. Put # this somewhere where it cannot be used for symlink attacks on # a real server (i.e...

ya if you can post your conf file, thatd be VERY helpful. also, do you only have 1 NIC on the machine? and only 1 ip coming IN?

in other words, apache is not detecting any 192.168.123.10 connections because there isn't anything being sent/forwarded to that ip. everything is going to "192.168.123.5".

haha, if you're thinking what i think you're thinking, then yes, you're right...(sorry for the confusing sentence :) but just to make sure.. the router, is forwarding ALL port 80 and port 443 traffic to 192.168.123.5....its NOT and CANNOT forward anything to 192.168.123.10 and i don't know if...

ahhh man, i found out what the problem is and i was hoping that it wouldn't be thing. unless i did something wrong, ip addressing isn't for me. so, what i did was basically.. with all NEW apache configuration for BOTH ips still in place, instead of forwading port 80 & 443 traffic to...

lol, i'm the same, everyone always think that i'm serious when really its just a joke... you mentioned "eth0:0 and eth0:1" serveral times....i have eth0 and eth0:1.....that doesn't make a difference, does it? and i did what you said..it doesnt work. here is another thing i did, and the...

no that would be me. 8) RHEL 4.