Apache webserver - on windows xp -- problems!!

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quadiator

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#15410 21-Aug-2007 16:18

hi,

i am trying to run a webserver using apache. i have completed the apache setup, then i have configured my dlink dsl-g604t to port forward the port 90. but i can not access the site using myip:portnumber?

did i miss a steP?

EDIT (RC): Moved to more appropriate forum

NokiaRocks

364 posts

Ultimate Geek

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#83163 21-Aug-2007 16:32

have you edited the .conf files?

Filterer

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#83179 21-Aug-2007 17:50

Can you confirm that localhost:90 works?

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quadiator

31 posts

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#83216 21-Aug-2007 20:27

changed the port number to 8080 to play around.

http://localhost:8080/ - works

10.1.1.3:8080 - works

www.cayouseeme.org - my port was open when i used 90, but now this failed.

quadiator

31 posts

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#83219 21-Aug-2007 20:32

@have you edited the .conf files?

- do you mean the httpd.txt @conf folder? - this is the only file that i made the changes to

#
#Listen 202.180.106.143:8080
Listen 8080

#
ServerName LocalHost

quadiator

31 posts

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#83221 21-Aug-2007 20:36

[img]http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/5403/portnummz0.th.jpg[/img]

this is how i am port forwarding. is it right?

quadiator

31 posts

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#83225 21-Aug-2007 20:48

one prob solved

www.canyouseeme.org --
Success: I can see your service on 203.100.223.72 on port (8080)
Your ISP is not blocking port 8080

Oblivian

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#83229 21-Aug-2007 21:03

Rule of thumb is you wont get to say blarg.com if it is directed at your external IP from within your own lan due to route loops.

If you edit \windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts

And put blarg.com localhost then it will.

However this won't tell you if people outside will get in. Though you cant see it, I suspect those on the outside will if you have a domain forwarding to your current IP (if not static)

And yes, that port forward for 8080 is correct if your PC is the virtual server it is attached to.