apache configuration

[morfeas]

hello
i am newbie to this forum and i have a question
for apache web server
can i configure apache to serve a specific page
eg my.html every time a computer of my network
requests a page (every page)?
my server runs on a local network with ip 192.168.1.1
i want any machine with 192.168.1.#*$! ip to be able to
view only my.html.
any conputer in my local network opens a browser
my.html have to served.
thanks a lot

[g1smd]

Yes, it is possible, by setting up a redirect that captures all URL requests except for that one and redirects to this one.

[morfeas]

thnaks a lot for your quick answer
i would be grateful if you could
explain me in details how i can do that

[g1smd]

We can help you fix your code.

What have you got so far?

[morfeas]

i am sorry about that but i
dont have any code so far
if there is a mannual or tutorial ?
i ve google it but could not find
find anything sinilar only site redirection
plz help me

[g1smd]

In this case the 'site' or hostname will simply be the IP address.

The rest of the code will be almost exactly the same.

[morfeas]

because i cannot understand i will explain again
what i want to do and please answer again if that
could be done

server ip 192.168.1.1
host 1 ip 192.168.1.2
host 2 ip 192.168.1.3 etc
when host 2 192.168.1.3 open firefox
and requests www.google.com (or anything else)
i want the server to answer with its default page
index.html
and the client not see www.google.com but
192.168.1.1/index.html

[g1smd]

Ah. That's not 'any page' but 'any site'.

You can't do that by just changing stuff on the one machine. You need to get at the DNS for the whole network, and/or the HOSTS file on all of the other machines.