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problems on localhost and Real IP

PostPosted: 21. November 2005 08:32
by thankyoume
Dear all,
I have sucessfully installed my xamp on my server. However, I can only view my web file using the http://localhost/. When I enter my computer real ip with http://218.255.xxx.xx . It shown object not found. Can any gentlemen help me to solve the problem? Thanks a lot!!!

PostPosted: 21. November 2005 16:12
by Foxy
Turn off your fiewall or make sure you have something like this on your httpd.conf =

#Listen 12.34.56.78:80
Listen 80

PostPosted: 23. November 2005 10:25
by Hunter
Got the same problem with mine. The configuration "Listen 80" is standard.
Am I supposted to put it like this into my browser:

xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80 ?

edit: have also opened port 80 tcp into my router

PostPosted: 23. November 2005 10:49
by deepsurfer
Dear all,
I have sucessfully installed my xamp on my server. However, I can only view my web file using the http://localhost/. When I enter my computer real ip with http://218.255.xxx.xx . It shown object not found. Can any gentlemen help me to solve the problem? Thanks a lot!!!


this ist an routing problem.
your router does not connect from "LAN to INET and back to LAN"

PostPosted: 23. November 2005 14:38
by Hunter
Wrong with the port then?..

PostPosted: 23. November 2005 15:13
by deepsurfer
Hunter wrote:Wrong with the port then?..

no..it is a general routing problem, because "not a problem", it is a network rule.

PostPosted: 29. November 2005 04:16
by investor2006
the problem is in the router.

I have ADSL from Verizon (in USA) and somehow the ip it's not showing anything when I type my own IP.

I know there is a way to configure the ADSL modem wich is at the same time a router.

Anyone has been able to configure it???

PostPosted: 29. November 2005 18:21
by WorldDrknss
If your using that Versalink P.O.S verizon sent you "the modem and router in one" then you will never be able to access your site through your ip. The versalink is setup not to allow any ports to be opened. My suggestion is call verizon and have them send you out a Westell Wirespeed Dual Connect (2100) modem and Linksys Router, and they should do it for free, as they did mine for free, but beware the linksys router verizon sends you drops connection a lot, so I went out and bought a netgear router.

PostPosted: 29. November 2005 18:23
by WorldDrknss
by the way I went through three or four of them suckers and finally decided to plug my old westell 2100 modem in, intill they sent me out a new westell 2100.