RE: public server

["Mark Lavi" <mlavi@xxxxxxx>]

It’s odd that you didn’t use the two forward slashes in your posting for http://, because that should not be a legitimate URL in a web browser.

 

Any IP is valid, no matter if it is used statically or dynamically.

 

Unless you have access control filters on your web server (you can test by trying http://localhost on your server), you may be running into firewall issues on your host running the web server and/or with your network provider/ISP not allowing public web servers on their network.

 

Also, the time honored test is to telnet to port 80 on a remote computer to test network connectivity and that the server is up and listening.

 

--Mark

Mark Lavi, Enterprise Web Management Team @ SGI

mailto:mlavi@xxxxxxx || phone:+1-650-933-7707

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From: Daniel Marques [mailto:desofts@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 3:29 PM
To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: public server

 

Hi everybody,

I have a simple question (I think):

I've got the apache 2.2 running on my computer, I know my IP at the moment (by www.whatismyip.com) and I was trying to access my server, like this:
http:\\201.18.148.4:80, from another computer on the internet. And it doesn't work. Later, I tried the tomcat, like this: http:\\201.18.148.4:8080, and nothing happens as well.

Am I doing anything wrong? How can I make my server visible to the world? Do I need a real IP (buy one), or my dynamic IP can do it just fine?

Thank you in advance.