As /var/www is the document root then the contents of /var/www should display in your web browser using http://hostname-or-ip/ (in your example http://192.168.2.2 - note no www preceding the IP).
By default it will look for a file named index.htm (or variations of such eg index.html, index.php etc). If you don't have an index file you will need to explicitly state the filename (eg http://192.168.2.2/filename.htm). I'm not sure how the TKL LAMP appliance is setup but by default if there is no index file, apache will display the contents of the /var/www folder in the web browser.
If your page is in a sub directory (eg /var/www/green90) then is should display using http://hostname-or-ip/subfolder/ but again remember you probably want to explicitly define the page name if no index file exists.
Contents of /var/www should display using http://hostname-or-ip/
As /var/www is the document root then the contents of /var/www should display in your web browser using http://hostname-or-ip/ (in your example http://192.168.2.2 - note no www preceding the IP).
By default it will look for a file named index.htm (or variations of such eg index.html, index.php etc). If you don't have an index file you will need to explicitly state the filename (eg http://192.168.2.2/filename.htm). I'm not sure how the TKL LAMP appliance is setup but by default if there is no index file, apache will display the contents of the /var/www folder in the web browser.
If your page is in a sub directory (eg /var/www/green90) then is should display using http://hostname-or-ip/subfolder/ but again remember you probably want to explicitly define the page name if no index file exists.