SeanFarmer

Is there an easy way to disable it though the conf file?

All done but still noting

I've tried iis and apache, all they do is redirect

"Not overly familiar with IIS or Apache 2, but it sounds like you want a reverse proxy. This should easily be doable with Apache 2's virtual hosts. https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-apache-http-server-as-reverse-proxy-using-mod_proxy-extension" I've just retried this with the same result do you suggest nginx

Hi guys, after a bit of help, I’m trying to get a subdomain to redirect to an internal IP address on the network I’ve tried the IIS rewire all, and I’ve also tried Apache2 I seem to have no luck with it and I was wondering if anyone is experienced with it https://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/url-rewrite https://serverfault.com/questions/415780/how-to-point-sub-domains-to-different-local-ip

i wonder if EA would tell me what they were used for

well one had a fiber optic card, if you go on ebay these server sill for sort of high prices given the age

i found some more, i made a list on ebay not just servers http://www.ebay.co.uk/cln/seafar-xneedj/ex-ea-servers/335852110015

Cheers dude, couldn't believe it when i saw them

Hopefully there all running off of one out let, i don't tend to use that one often

i know right http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/pedge/en/PE6850_specs.pdf

oh and thay sound like a thunderstorm while they are on

Soooo.. i managed to pickup 5 dell poweredge servers for £60 2x 1950 2x 1850 1x6850 specs server 1 poweredge 1950 2x intel Xeon e5440 @ 2.83GHz 4 cores (8 cores total) 34gb of ram(one sick of ram was not working in the photo) Raid:sas (sata hybrid) server 2 poweredge 1950 1x intel Xeon e5440 @ 2.83GHz 4 cores 4gb of ram Raid:sas (sata hybrid) server 3 poweredge 1850 2x intel Xeon (not known)@ ??GHz(? cores) ?gb of ram Raid:scsi server 4 poweredge 1850 2x intel Xeon e5440 @ 2.83GHz(4 cores) 4gb of ram Raid:scsi server 4 poweredge 6850 4x intel Xeon (not known)@ ??GHz(? cores) ?gb of ram Raid:scsi(can be upgraded to sas) was an interesting find when i looked on top and i saw that they were ex EA Europe servers the two 1950 servers and the 6850 have pcie in theory I could have a graphics card, one down side to the 6850 is that it has two 1470W psu's so you can imagine the power bill

I reseated the ram it's fine now :-( *faceplam*