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Can't Browse to ASL to complete install

Bob M
After I did my install, I got a message to remove to CD, reboot and browse to the administrative IP address to complete install.

Well I removed the CD, I rebooted.  On the console I can see the Root login propmt.  I can PING the admin IP address.

I cannot 'browse' to the IP address.

I have tried both http://address and https://address

Any tips?

Oh, currently the box only has 64Mb of memory.  The additional memory will not come until monday....

  


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    login with root/root and check /var/log/httpd.error_log and/or restart webadmin (/etc/rc.d/httpd restart)

    cheers
    /marcel 
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    [ QUOTE ]
    login with root/root and check /var/log/httpd.error_log and/or restart webadmin (/etc/rc.d/httpd restart)
     

    [/ QUOTE ]

    There are 2 errors:

    CN name does not match server name.

    CN is 'asl.astaro.com'

    I don't remember being asked for the CN during install....

    and

    No such file or directory

    /home/tom/apache2/apache2/logs/cgisock

    netstat does not show  httpd running.  I did not try a restart of it, as I had poweed down over the weekend and rebooted this morning.

    Well, my 4 port card came and I am going to install it and reinstall 4.000  we'll see how it goes this time.

     
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    [ QUOTE ]
    login with root/root and check /var/log/httpd.error_log and/or restart webadmin (/etc/rc.d/httpd restart)
     

    [/ QUOTE ]

    There are 2 errors:

    CN name does not match server name.

    CN is 'asl.astaro.com'

    I don't remember being asked for the CN during install....

    and

    No such file or directory

    /home/tom/apache2/apache2/logs/cgisock

    netstat does not show  httpd running.  I did not try a restart of it, as I had poweed down over the weekend and rebooted this morning.

    Well, my 4 port card came and I am going to install it and reinstall 4.000  we'll see how it goes this time.

     
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