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how to public my web page

Asked by: tankergoblin

Hi
im using wamp on my win XP. for now i use it locally.

i would like to know the way that i can put my webpage to public using my win xp apache server.

thank you

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2009-06-25 at 11:24:03ID24522887
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by: syedasimmeesaqPosted on 2009-06-25 at 11:34:30ID: 24714573

it should already be on the public if you are using wamp. If you know your public ip address, put it in the address bar. If not, go here http://www.whatismyip.com/   and get the ip address. You will see wamp page.

 

by: segurahPosted on 2009-06-25 at 11:35:46ID: 24714581

Get any free dns service (like dyndns)

Configure you modem/router in order it let forward the port 80 to your machine ip. It's all.

 

by: aamodtPosted on 2009-06-25 at 12:35:26ID: 24715118

yepp, but if your Internet Services Provider has a "static" public IP-address that you share with others it's imposiable. you can call your service provider and get a "Private IP address" that should do it.

Regards Aamodt

 

by: tankergoblinPosted on 2009-06-25 at 18:16:50ID: 24717372

>>Internet Services Provider has a "static" public IP-address that you share with others
what does above mean.please explain thank you

 

by: c01000100Posted on 2009-06-26 at 07:29:01ID: 24721282

bottom line is:
forward port 80 (and 443 if you run ssl on your server) at each router that is running nat between your xp machine and the router that routes your public ip address.

the other responses indicated that if your isp provides you with a private ip address, then you have no chance of making your website public.

start by checking the ip address of your xp machine.  if the xp machine has a private ip address (usually starting with 192.168.x.x) then the router that assigned your xp machine needs to forward the http (and possibly https) protocols to your xp machine.  if the router that assigned you the private ip address is your own router, then forward the appropriate protocols.  if the router is that of your isp, ask your isp to either assign you a routable(public) ip address, or ask them to forward the protocols to you and make your private ip address static(they likely won't do the forwarding and static private address.  if your router assigned you the private ip address, the next step is to check the wan ip address of your router and determine if it is public or private.  if it's not private, you should be set.  if it is, again, ask the isp for a public ip address or ask them to forward the appropriate protocols to your ip address.

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