Web test page

[july865]

i own a domain name and its currently being hosted by Google. i would like to create a TEST webpage using my domain name on my TS 439 Pro ii +. the address will be something like "www.abc.com/test"
can this be done?
i know its easier if i use dyndns.org or no-ip.com, but for the sake of my knowledge.
thank you

[july865]

i own a domain name and its currently being hosted by Google. the code i would like to use, Google wont accept.
i would like to create a TEST webpage using my domain name on my TS 439 Pro ii +. the address will be something like "www.abc.com/test"
can this be done?
i know its easier if i use dyndns.org or no-ip.com, but for the sake of my knowledge.
thank you

[pwilson]

i own a domain name and its currently being hosted by Google. the code i would like to use, Google wont accept.
i would like to create a TEST webpage using my domain name on my TS 439 Pro ii +. the address will be something like "www.abc.com/test"
can this be done?
i know its easier if i use dyndns.org or no-ip.com, but for the sake of my knowledge.
thank you

Place your index.php/index.html in the Web/Qweb share of your Nas. (ie /share/Qweb or /share/Web depending on your configuration)

Then get someone from outside your network to test it for you.

• http://www.abc.com/
• https://www.abc.com:8081

also get them to test:

• http://abc.com
• https://abc.com:8081

[july865]

my abc.com works on google's site as it has content in it already.
so your saying that if i create a qweb folder called "test" and place my index page there it will work?
what about the DNS?
im not following.... sorry

[pwilson]

my abc.com works on google's site as it has content in it already.
so your saying that if i create a qweb folder called "test" and place my index page there it will work?
what about the DNS?
im not following.... sorry

If your Web page isn't on your NAS, why are you asking this question here?

I assumed you were trying to host your "http://www.abc.com/" website on your NAS.

[july865]

as indicated by my initial post, google is hosting my webpage.
i thought someone here may have experience with my question, as it is related to hosting a webpage on a Qnap, just with a little twist.

[pwilson]

as indicated by my initial post, google is hosting my webpage.
i thought someone here may have experience with my question, as it is related to hosting a webpage on a Qnap, just with a little twist.

Put your content in the Web/Qweb share on your NAS in either /share/Web/test/ or /share/Qweb/test/ (depending on your NAS configuration). Thereafter "spoof" the "hosts" file of your undisclosed OS on your PC so that it points the "abc.com" and "www.abc.com" FQDNs to the undisclosed internal IP address of your NAS.

Windows typically stores the "hosts" file in "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\". Linux, OS X, (and your NAS) stores it in /etc. Google it, to figure out how to "spoof" your DNS by creating entries in the "hosts" file of your undisclosed OS.

Once "spoofed" properly, you can access "http://www.abc.com/test" or "https://www.abc.com:8081/test" from your undisclosed Web Browser on your undisclosed OS on your PC.

This will allow you to test your Website locally on your network, prior to uploading it to Google.