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multiple interfaces with apache?
I'm having some problems here, and was wondering whether it was an Apache problem. We have two firewalls where I'm at, Apache is installed on the second one. The first firewall is setup to forward all outside requests to port 80 on the second firewall. Apache is only working on the lan, not the internet. What I was wondering is whether Apache binds to the first network card by default, and if so, how to enable Apache to bind to the second interface as well. I've tried Virtual Hosts, to no avail. Apache 1.3.28 if that helps.
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