Trying to add a nginx webserver to an Apache2 master server

[swehes]

So I have an Ubuntu multi server ISPconfig setup.
I followed the instructions for the perfect multilevel server for the Debian server but added the configurations for Ubuntu. I have a Web/Master server, mail, db, ns1 and ns2.

The configuration is working great currently. However I needed to add another server that is using nginx for it's webserver as my customer needs to have a server with the BigBlueButton on it. BigBlueButton currently only support nginx so I followed the instructions on installing nginx and such to prepare to add the server to ISPconfig.

I have successfully added the server to the ISPconfig master server. And when I create a web domain on the new server, the path and everything is created. However when I try to go to the domain, it goes to the first domain's original index.html file.

So my problem is that my main server doesn't forward the domain to the new server. How can I find out what is going on? I have looked at logs and others and I just can't locate it.

[falko]

Are the DNS records pointing to the correct server?

[swehes]

Yes. The DNS is setup. I have the resolv.conf file pointing to the DNS servers. How does it work workflow vice? Does it first hit the main panel and then it points it to the next server? Also the DNS servers need to point to the internal IP addresses correct? I only have one External IP address.

[falko]

Is this a DNS server for internal use only? Then the resolv.conf of the client PC's should point to the DNS server. The resolv.conf of the DNS servers however should point to a real DNS server (like 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 - Google's nameservers).

Also the DNS servers need to point to the internal IP addresses correct?

If this is for internal use only, then yes.

[swehes]

So am I to understand that I need two external IP addresses? One for each web browser? And they can not be behind a firewall? I am trying to understand how things work. I thought that ISPconfig reroutes the web traffic once it comes through the initial firewall.

[falko]

Two IP addresses for a web browser? I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you're looking for. Maybe you can describe your problem in more detail.