I'm not sure about your configuration so this might be irrelevant, but try
looking at all the moving parts here.
For example, since your IP is dynamic, how are you doing address resolution on
the Internet? Does your address resolver have the correct real address? Try
pinging yourself.
If that wor
The only other suggestions I have are to Verify that your server is
accessible from another machine, not blocked by a firewall or only
listening on loopback. It isn't likely to be an ISP issue unless they try
to restrict you from serving a website...
On Fri, Jan 11, 2019, 13:54 Stathis G. Arapost
well, i have a dynamic ip but this is not my problem. I also portforwarded
port 80 before sending current question but I still do not have access.
There are some years passed since the last time I port-forwarded apache
server and I thought that maybe some additional modifications from
apache-serve
You may also need to look into whether you have a static or dynamic IP
address. Many Consumer ISP packages provide dynamic, so the public IP
address changes periodically, often a day or two in my experience. Also
note this won't be the IP address of your host machine, but the IP assigned
to the r
Start here:
https://portforward.com/technicolor/td5130/
What you need to do is open port 80 (unencrypted http), that is, Internet
browsers. Be sure you have appropriate security because you are putting your
machine in a hostile environment!If you don't believe that, look at your log
after a few
Dear Sirs / Madams,
I was wondering on how I could configure my router and make any other
necessary configurations in order to open up my localhost to the web and
letting internet users to access my locally stored pages by putting my ip
address.
I have an old router and no support is available.
