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Old 3rd April 2007, 21:01
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Default ISPConfig don't work with my server
I installed a Fedora 6 and ISPConfig to my server, this was working properly.

However, I tried to install Ubuntu 6.10 & ISPConfig later, during the installation process, there was no error.
But after that, I used a PC to open the ISPConfig on my browser, I couldn't access ISPConfig because I couldn't open the web page. (https://myserver.domain.com:81)

My Server is Core2 Duo 6300 with Intel 965 chipset motherboard.
What happen to my server?
Do you have any idea about this?
Thank you!
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