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  1. [quote author=R_P link=topic=107114.msg429551#msg429551 date=1157580035] [code] RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^/vm1(.*) http://myserver:8222$1 [/code] Should look something like that if you have mod_rewrite enabled. Another (quick and dirty) solution would be to create an index page in */vm1 with an actual javascript or meta redirect. Good luck. [/quote] Didnt work, I might not have mod_rewrite enabled.  Just to clarify: Hostname = vm1 I want URL "http://vm1" redirected to URL "http://vm1:8222
  2. I havent tried using a vhost.  I am not familier with that.  Unless that is the same thing as VirtualHost?
  3. I have tried that, but I am not sure if I am using the correct syntax. In my httpd.conf file: RewriteEngine on RewriteRule (I cant remember the rule I used) Do you know what I would need given the URLs in my first post?
  4. Hello, I am running VMware Server and have installed the Management Interface.  By default the interface is accessed on port 8222.  However, I dont want my users to have to specify a port in their web browser. I need the following redirection to happen: http://vm1 ----> http://vm1:8222 I have scoured the internet and tried changing the httpd.conf file, but the redirection never works. What can I do to get the redirection?
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