Can't see WebServer from outside... Can see WebServer locally as http://localhost
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Can't see WebServer from outside... Can see WebServer locally as http://localhost
I can't reach a domain on newly setup Redhat Linux webserver at my office
IBM Netfinity 3500
Dual P-II 266 CPU's
128mb RAM
9gb SCSI HD
Redhat Linux 7.1
Apache version 1.3.19
Anyone have any idea why I can't reach the domain:domainz.com-
I can browse to the default Apache web page on the local box at :
[localhost] and [127.0.0.1] and the static IP [36.116.72.105]
Note: I have a DSL Internet connection with 3 IP addresses (let's say 36.116.72.103, 104 and 105). I've switched some numbers around so the actual IP addresses are not shown to the whole world.
I go home and can't reach [domainz.com]. I can ping [36.116.72.105] just fine. I'm also running WebMin web based management software that listens on port 10000 and I can get to that login page by going to :
[domainz.com:10000]
Any ideas. I think it has something to do with DNS but I'm lost.
Goto [66.227.123.217/Network.gif] to see network layout
Supporting setup information already documented in this thread.
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I didn't put the real domain or IP's up on the forum
Note: I have a DSL Internet connection with 3 IP addresses (let's say 36.116.72.103, 104 and 105). I've switched some numbers around so the actual IP addresses are not shown to the whole world.
no problem - got the e-mail. It looks like a firewall isse to me. RH 7.1 uses ipchains. Take a look to see if there are any firewall rules there:
ipchains -L
Also take a look on your router to make sure you have allowed port 80. You may want to check with your ISP to see if their terms of service permit you running a web server.
probably firewall..
run: redhat-config-securitylevel
and make sure WWW (http) has been opened. also if your behind a router firewall youll have to open the port there as well.. read your router documentation or ask your sysadmin.
redhat-config-securitylevel is a gui to config the redhat firewall ( must have and be in X)
lynx@Kv ~:$ whereis redhat-config-securitylevel
redhat-config-securitylevel: /usr/bin/redhat-config-securitylevel /usr/share/redhat-config-securitylevel
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