DK_Sun

Did you add in the port directive to the address you were intering into Apache?

I would go back to Apache 2.0 with OpenSSL, then use OpenSSL to generate a self signed cert, you can google that. Heaps of tuts out there. Then you just need to configure Apache to listen on a specific IP address, the IP address that you want the SSL part of it to listen to. Remember that you must have a dedicated IP address per SSL site. Sorry I'm not that through right now. Just a bit busy, but will post up something better soon! PM me if you need further help. Oh and once you configure IP addresses, just configure Virtual Host for them.

You need to make one server run on a different port... Also depending on the type of applications that run on the original server, if it's only PHP then you can remove the old server and then install WAMP onto it. I believe that quite possibly it will be running Windows Server (Either 2000 or 2003) and will be running IIS. Now with that, it will most likely run ASP based applications, if any. If it's just simple static HTML etc, then you should be fine with removing it. Need further help, just PM me. Cheers, DK

Check both your router and Apache configs again. Also check that your local firewall allows it too.

Firstly you will need to make sure that your DNS settings are correct, as in your A records are setup correctly, and then make sure you have a CNAME record for www.adultsmatch.com to point to your A record of adultsmatch.com Just ran a check on your domain and found that you have missed this CNAME record. I believe your A record should be fine, so if you just type in adultsmatch.com it should be fine.

Have you tried it on a different computer or anything? Sounds more like your connection to the server is timing out. Because CubeCart will only be redirecting to the actual file server.

Upload it to your webserver, and then create a link to the file on your website.... I think this is more of a web development/HTML question rather than having anything to do with Web Server's itself...

Actually, all you need to do is make sure that each of your "Virtual Host" setup in IIS has loaded the PHP ISAPI extention into the "ISAPI Filters" section. Then make sure the php5isapi.dll file is allowed to be run in the "Web Service Extensions". Also don't for get to add the .php mapping to the "Application Configuration" area. (Located under the Home Document tab.)

I believe if you are using Apache, you can set each virtual host's PHP settings by adding them to the .htaccess file that would be located in the root directory of each virtual host's folder. Not too sure how to do it with IIS, or even if you can do it?

Have you checked to make sure that PHP has been loaded by IIS, and also just check that .php extensions are allowed in the "Web Extensions" section of IIS, and that it's added to the "ISAPI Filters" and also under "Home Directory", that it's added to the "Configuration" for the "Application Settings".

Also you'll need to setup your DNS entries for it to work. Without it, even though you setup your server right. It still WON'T WORK.

Have you added the Listen 443 command and also setup your SSL certificates? Because without the SSL certificates setup you won't get anywhere dispite Apache being installed properly and OpenSSL being installed properly too.

Configured Apache correctly?

Yeah, I'm not too sure myself as I am not a Linux guru. But it would just be through a Standard Configuration of your network interface card. Just try googling it. You're sure to find something.

Yes you can. Except their are two ways to go about it. Depending on your situation. If you have a STATIC IP: - Set your domain's DNS servers to a domain service provider, someone like EveryDNS.NET or DynDNS. - Then log into your control panl for EveryDNS or DynDNS. - Setup your DNS records, you'll require atleast an A record and a CNAME record. - Point your A record to your IP address and your CNAME records to your A record. (EG A domain.com=>123.456.789.123, CNAME www.domain.com=>domain.com) - Setup Apache to accept Virtual Host using the VirtualHost settings - Build your site! DONE! To be honest that all sounds harder than it sounds. If you have a DYNAMIC IP ADDRESS Same as above, except you'll just choost a different option for your A record, you'll set it to have a dynamic option, and all you do from that point is just download a client to update your IP address every 60 minutes or so. Easy? Yup, thought so! Hope that helps and gives you a little more information.