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If you are being refused connecting, I would appreciate some help to get you to pass through the router to my server. I guess it would be a few pieces of information into an apache file.
what type of router do you have? Generaly you have to change a couple settings on your router. Those settings would be port forwarding. Get your router to forward port 80 to your internal ip address (ie: 192.168.0.101)
what type of router do you have? Generaly you have to change a couple settings on your router. Those settings would be port forwarding. Get your router to forward port 80 to your internal ip address (ie: 192.168.0.101)
Ampex189
Alas I wouldn't know how to forward to port 80. Besides, I had it running once without the need to configure the router by itsself.
Port 80 is not open on whatever that address is. If you want to test it yourself go to grc.com and run the 'sheilds up' test. It'll tell you if you've succesfully managed to open port 80.
Port 80 is not open on whatever that address is. If you want to test it yourself go to grc.com and run the 'sheilds up' test. It'll tell you if you've succesfully managed to open port 80.
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