See below the examples we have prepared
going to our fbi.com page will present you a custom 404 page
you can setup many routes for one server and serve a different page for each of them
Clicking here will send your browser a response with a 307 status code and redirect you to a wikipedia page
Let's look at how the name of a server matters
As we don't control the example.com domain we have to instruct curl to go to our webserver with the --resolve flag
curl --resolve example.com:8001:127.0.0.1 http://example.com:8001/
The (fictious) postoffice has examples to look at POST requests
Try it in the post office when uploading a file or with curl:
curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: plain/text" --data "Body content sending in request (42 bytes)" http://c.000031.xyz:8080/
This example makes a POST request with a body that has 42 bytes
Look at our media pages, where we serve you with images, videos and music
Got to the folder of uploaded files here