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I have a FC3 box with Apache running and a test website. I can get to this site from any machine external, also a mail server running. I can send mail to the box from the web with port 25 forwarded to the box, and FTP into the box. I can also get to the website on the computers in the house. But when I leave and go to another computer external I do not get my website when going to the domain.
I have 21, 25 and 80 forwarded to this i.p. address as always, I am at a loss why this does not work. Is there something in Apache I missed that only works locally ?
Well they did not about 6 months ago, how can I tell if the ISP is blocking it or if the router is blocking it. Is there a way to tell one from the other ?
Here is what I got back from DSL reports.
TCP 25 : OPEN The port is open.
5 - Read
TCP 80 : OPEN The port is open.
37 - Read
Last edited by Reefcrazed; 02-24-2005 at 05:01 PM.
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