Setup DSL now http dosnt work

matt_w_lambert · 03-05-2006, 02:30 AM

i switched from dialup to DSL and now my webserver wont work it says connection refused when going to my webpage, also port 80 is not blocked by my isp , any clue why this would happen ?

pagedeveloper · 03-05-2006, 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by matt_w_lambert

i switched from dialup to DSL and now my webserver wont work it says connection refused when going to my webpage, also port 80 is not blocked by my isp , any clue why this would happen ?

Is your web server still doing it on Dialup?? Can you ping an address like
yahoo

[server]$ ping yahoo.com

If not, then check your server to see if the setting for your connection
are now set to DSL (Always on) from the dial up. Also check your host file to
see what it is pointing to. Did the IP address get changed on your server from
when you went from Dial up to DSL? Also did you change the IP for your DNS?

Steven

matt_w_lambert · 03-05-2006, 05:49 PM

ok first to let U know im using dyndns.org so when i ping xxxx.dyndns.org it shows my IP, also im not sure how to set it

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If not, then check your server to see if the setting for your connection
are now set to DSL (Always on) from the dial up

im not sure how to do that

also the DNS was changed

pagedeveloper · 03-05-2006, 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by matt_w_lambert

ok first to let U know im using dyndns.org so when i ping xxxx.dyndns.org it shows my IP, also im not sure how to set it

OK.. if you can ping xxx.dyndns.org then you should be OK with this.. That would not have changed.

im not sure how to do that

You are not sure how to set up the machine for DSL (always on)

OK. what O/S (Linux) are you using? Can you do su - and have it prompt you for the password, type it in and then get a prompt like:

[servername]#

also the DNS was changed

If you do not know how to change the DNS what was changed?? Also can you do a command of cat /etc/host

So that you can copy and paste it into a message so it can be seen. That will help a lot to see what is in there..

matt_w_lambert · 03-06-2006, 06:40 PM

ok , i dont know alot about networking stuff, so i get confused easilly

but here is what my /etc/hosts says S:

127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost

so im thinking its not setup right ?

also my ports may be blocked i dont know, on a website it checks port 80 to see if its blocked and it says that its open and recieving connections, then when i use nmap it says all of my default ports are closed

pagedeveloper · 03-07-2006, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by matt_w_lambert

ok , i dont know alot about networking stuff, so i get confused easilly

but here is what my /etc/hosts says S:

127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost

so im thinking its not setup right ?

also my ports may be blocked i dont know, on a website it checks port 80 to see if its blocked and it says that its open and recieving connections, then when i use nmap it says all of my default ports are closed

OK.. if your ports are blocked then NO you would not be able to do what
you are trying to do. Are you using Cable, DSL, or what? If you are using
Cable, then almost diffently you are being blocked. The other thing is that
the machine you are using is allowed OUT on port 80, but it might not be
allowed IN.

Who are you connecting to the net with??

Steven

matt_w_lambert · 03-07-2006, 07:31 PM

I have verizon DSL

dcdbutler · 03-07-2006, 07:43 PM

I think that verizon blocks port 80 inbound.

Also, did you have static IP before? You probably now have DHCP from verizon

matt_w_lambert · 03-07-2006, 09:39 PM

i had a dynamic IP before and i do have DHCP now , also why when i ping my website it shows my IP. http://www.canyouseeme.org/ i used this site to check my port and it says connection refused, so i think it must be blocked