public apache servers
Right now I have an apache server I connect to by typing 192.168.1.100 (so I am behind a router). How would I let people on the outside connect to my server using my real IP address The server is not on the computer thats directly connected to the router, that shouldn't be a problem.
Is there anything I need to do to allow this? Because right now the request times out. Thanks. |
Forward port 80 from the router to your internal server and its IP address.
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Many a times, I've come across a line bit similar to this one on LQ... Quote:
Thanx & Regards, amit |
You need to change the settings on your router thru your browser.
Example: lots of routers have a default address like http://192.168.1.0 Read your documentation for your router. |
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different for each router
Instructions on how to do port forwarding are hard to give since each brand of router has a different way of doing this. As outlined above many routers allow you to access a configuration screen by using your browser to go to the gateway, which is located at http://192.168.1.1/ for my router.
My router is a Linksys and there is a tab for port forwarding on the configuration screen. From there you put in what port you want to forward and to what IP address you want the port forwarded, usually 192.168.1.100 if only one computer is hooked to the router. Good luck. |
Well...I guess you are talking about third party routers or may be hardware routers ( which are especially developed to function as a router )..for example, cisco, dell, linksys...
However, I asked that question with regard to a linux machine configured as router..I can configure my linux box as a router by adding a virtual interface (eth0:1)...In that scenario, how will I forward port 80 from the router to the internal apache server? |
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