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WHY ISN'T MY ROUTER LETTING PORT 80 THROUGH???

Asked by danielwebb in Web Servers

Tags: router, 80, port, letting, through

hey guys i set up a site on godaddy.com  I'm going to be hosting it from my windows xp pro system at home.  I have installed the IIS on the system.  The system is wirelessly connected to a dlink di-524 router with ports 80 and 3389 forwarded to my xp pro system which has a static ip.    but when i go to the website, which i have forwarded to my ip address it can't locate the page.  do you think time warner is blocking port 80?  or is it something with the computer or my setup at godaddy.com?
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