When i start the Server i get to a screen informing me about its ip address.
Browsing to this address brings me to the Control Panel, yes. But i thought i only reach the CP when i access the server with port 12320 like it tells me. Usualy Apache comes with a pre-installed little html file that contains the text that the server has been set up correctly if you can browse to it.
Playing arround with the CP i figured out that if i create subwolders in the default root the server (wich is /var/www/) i can bowse there using http://<IP>/<new folder> and any html files i place there work fine.
The mentioned pre-installed html dokument lies in the /var/www/ folder tho, so i thought just browsing to the IP should show me that one if i use default port 80.
When i start the Server i get
When i start the Server i get to a screen informing me about its ip address.
Browsing to this address brings me to the Control Panel, yes. But i thought i only reach the CP when i access the server with port 12320 like it tells me. Usualy Apache comes with a pre-installed little html file that contains the text that the server has been set up correctly if you can browse to it.
Playing arround with the CP i figured out that if i create subwolders in the default root the server (wich is /var/www/) i can bowse there using http://<IP>/<new folder> and any html files i place there work fine.
The mentioned pre-installed html dokument lies in the /var/www/ folder tho, so i thought just browsing to the IP should show me that one if i use default port 80.
Seems i have a lot to learn about this.