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Accessing a HTML page
Hi All,
In our unix server we have an apache web server running. I can access the default apache web page from my windows machine. Now, I want to create my own webpage. Therefore I created webpage at /export/home/myname/test.html file. Where do I need to place this file and what do I need mention this page in my web browser to access it. Regards, Pradeep |
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