[SOLVED] new website opens using ip4 numbers but not using name
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Yes. The resolution of a domain name to an IP address is done in the domain name system (DNS). The configuration of the web server has nothing to do with it.
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Now I just need to set up LetsEncrypt for https
No problem. LetsEncrypt has a rather complex but easy to configure client for GNU/Linux systems. It will be able to make certificated for several host names, say example.com and www.example.com, so that you can both with www in front of the name and without it.
Last edited by Turbocapitalist; 10-16-2023 at 01:51 AM.
Reason: typo
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