How to set up a Web server under the FreeBSD platform

Currently, many servers have FreeBSD operating systems installed. The FreeBSD operating system inherits the purity and high performance of the BSD system, plus its software packaging and publishing is more rigorous than Linux and has better security, which makes the FreeBSD operating system highly respected in the server environment. Today's small series to introduce you how to set up under the FreeBSD platform http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/17117.html ">web server, I hope you can help."

Internet access

The first step in configuration is to have FreeBSD connect to the Internet and set up proxy services. This machine uses ADSL to connect to the Internet in two cases, that is, the dynamic IP obtained by dialing or the static IP provided by the ISP. The following describes the dynamic IP configuration process.

The approach is simple, by directly editing the "/etc/ppp/ppp.conf" file and the "/etc/rc.conf" file to achieve a transparent proxy that connects to the Internet and supports NAT.

When you open the Ppp.conf file to implement the configuration, use the following command:

# vi/etc/ppp/ppp.conf

A simple configuration instance (note a space before set):

Default:

Set Log Phase Tun command

Set IFADDR 10.0.0.1/0 10.0.0.2/0

ADSL: # Configuration Code

Set Device Pppoe:vr0 # VR0 to the name of the network card you connect to the ADSL modem

Set MRU 1492

Set MTU 1492

Set AuthName Username # username is a dial-up user name

Set Authkey Password # password is a dial-up password

Set dial

Set Login

Add default Hisaddr

Then, when you open the Rc.conf file to implement the configuration, use the following command:

# vi/etc/rc.conf