1. Configure tomcat to listen on port 80 and without root privilege.
Not sure how you setup tomcat on your Ubuntu box, but most linux
distributions will require you start it with something like jsvc from
the commons-daemon project to do this.
2. Configure your cable router to forward port 80 connections it
receives from the outside world to your Ubuntu box.
3. Work with your domain name provider to make sure your shiny new
domain name resolves to your static IP.
Life should be good after that.
--David
Srivastava, Abhay wrote:
Hi,
I have created a website running on Tomcat 6.x and have also
purchased a domain. The OS I am using is Ubuntu 7.1 (linux). Can anyone
help me with configuring the linux so that my host name can direct to
tomcat server.
Right I have a static IP address and I can direct my domain name to this
static IP address. Now my Tomcat is running behind a router with a DHCP
configuration. What configuration I need to do configures my linux an d
Tomcat.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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