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Cannot connect to webserver
Hello All,
I need some help as to how to debug the problem I am having with my webserver. I am using Suse 9.2 pro as my server. I have setup my firewall and router to forward http 80 request to my linux server. I tried pinging my server from work - it worked. I tried running localhost from linux server and other PC connected to the router, it work. But when I tried to access it thru browser, I just get an error that connection timed out. Please advised. Thanks! Joseph |
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Many ISP's block incoming port 80. I would set up the webserver listener on a different port.
You can access it like so (if you set your webserver to listen on port 8200): http://yourwebsite.com:8200 Caveat: Many workplace firewalls will not let you access non-standard http ports, so you may be blocked from work. Last edited by dangral; 07-01-2005 at 07:56 AM. Reason: grammatical fix |
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Quote:
dear friend you shoul configure your httpd server in your server and squid cache server Moamar ishtayyeh |
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thanks, I tried it already but it didn't work.
Here's my setup : DSL IP say 68.55.234.64 | V DSL Modem/Router : 178.68.3.14 (firewall is open to allow HTTP) *** Allow HTTP service for device 178.68.3.5 (netgear router) | V Netgear Router using it as DHCP - 168.92.0.1(port forwarding for HTTP service 80) DNS server is 178.68.3.14 *** port forwarding HTTP service port 80 80 to 168.92.0.2 | V Connected to routers are PCs with the following ip addresses Linux for webserver - 168.92.0.2 - port 80 is open for webserver, HTTP services are enabled, firewalled. Host name is Megatron WinXP - 168.92.0.3 - firewalled If try to do the following, from inside the network, any PCs, I get the following : 1. megatron – I get my webserver welcome page. 2. 168.92.0.2:80 – I get my webserver welcome page 3. 68.55.234.64:80 – connection timeout I tried doing a telnet 168.92.0.2 80, and I get response from my webserver. If I try to the same thing from a remote computer, I get connection timeout. I can ping 68.55.234.64 ok. Where could be the problem? Is it possible that my routers are not forwarding any http requests? Please advise. Thanks! |
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Did you do what I suggested above regarding changing to a different port that is not 80 and not 8080?
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dangral,
I tried chnging it to 8080, 808, etc but still does not work. I get, connection refused. |
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