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Originally Posted by Ser Olmy
To verify that things are working, have someone outside try to access your web site, or use a mobile device not connected to your (W)LAN. You can also use one of the many free services that probe your firewall/router for open ports; it should find that port 80 is now open. Here's one such service called "ShieldsUp!": https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2 |
Okay, so I got this far and it works. ShieldsUp shows the one port open, and I can access the website even when using the Tor Browser (which, I believe, mimics an outside user). So, seems the webserver is working. Thanks again.
Admittedly, the issue you raised of not being able to access the web site from inside my own network is present, but I'll look into that later. For now, I'm just glad the webserver works.
Thanks so much again for your help.
