Apache on dynamic ip / port redirect

[dystopia]

Hello all

I've been using apache on fios (a no no, I know lol) and was curious if it's possible to replace the ip in urls with the redirect hostname.

I've got a no-ip address pointing to my server on port 82, and it works fine however when you hover over a link you see the ip address instead of the redirect url. This is in file lists, php, html, anything that uses relative url's. Being a dynamic ip that kind of makes bookmarks sucky for people.

So basically, is there a way to make apache force "http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:82/" to my "http://server.no-ip.com/" when pages are rendered?

[kenboyles72]

In your http.config file, there should be a line for "Server Name". Type the name of your server without the www. IE, yourserver.com.

[dystopia]

I have that set to the redirect name already. Restarted apache, and then the entire box and it's still displaying the IP instead of the redirect as the root of links. Even cleared cache and ctrl-F5'd. Kind of at a loss as to why it wouldn't work.

Edit-- Found the problem, feel dumb now. Initially the httpd.conf variable didn't have quotation marks, so I left them out and just put the url. Adding the quotations after noticing document root had them fixed it.

Thanks.