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apache help!
Hi all
Can any one please help me out i have just installed apache and all is working fine .
but what i would like to do is be able to access the localhost form my intrent and any pc within and bock it of from the outside world
how wolud i set this up ?
what config file do i need to change?
is it possible ?
thanks in advance.
Can any one please help me out i have just installed apache and all is working fine .
but what i would like to do is be able to access the localhost form my intrent and any pc within and bock it of from the outside world
how wolud i set this up ?
what config file do i need to change?
is it possible ?
thanks in advance.
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Hello!
Ip-addresses are usually dynamic, but you probably can buy the solid address from your operator. I'm not sure how often and how IP changes. I have from time to time kept my computer on for a long time and IP has not changed that time (couple of weeks). If you are for example creating a public web-application to your own www-server, you need a solid address.
-tatu
Ip-addresses are usually dynamic, but you probably can buy the solid address from your operator. I'm not sure how often and how IP changes. I have from time to time kept my computer on for a long time and IP has not changed that time (couple of weeks). If you are for example creating a public web-application to your own www-server, you need a solid address.
-tatu
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Hi Thanks
i would just like to use this apache as an internal server to host some php i have create for a database but would like all pc,s to acsses this information just need a solid way for other isers to view the pages but not the outside world
thanks in advance
i would just like to use this apache as an internal server to host some php i have create for a database but would like all pc,s to acsses this information just need a solid way for other isers to view the pages but not the outside world
thanks in advance
So you have local-area network. I think one solution is NAT.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_address_translation
Every computer in your LAN has it's own IP which has nothing to do with public IP-addresses.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_address_translation
Every computer in your LAN has it's own IP which has nothing to do with public IP-addresses.
ASKER
Hi Thanks
I have sorted my problam out thanks
but one more thing please is there a way that i can assign an internaly routed ip address into an name
just like you would on the internet .
so in my intanet if for example someone types http://somename. this will then point to 192.168.0.13 (virtual ip)
thanks in advance.
I have sorted my problam out thanks
but one more thing please is there a way that i can assign an internaly routed ip address into an name
just like you would on the internet .
so in my intanet if for example someone types http://somename. this will then point to 192.168.0.13 (virtual ip)
thanks in advance.
Hi!
For that I think you need your own DNS server. I don't know if there are any free of charge. I'm not so familiar with this DNS-matter. I don't have such own. If you don't get any wiser advise, try with Google. If you find a good solution, tell me too! :)
Hope there have been any help from these!
-tatu
For that I think you need your own DNS server. I don't know if there are any free of charge. I'm not so familiar with this DNS-matter. I don't have such own. If you don't get any wiser advise, try with Google. If you find a good solution, tell me too! :)
Hope there have been any help from these!
-tatu
Thanks, happy to help!
-tatu
-tatu
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The ip address may be different everytime the host pc is switched on .
would like to find a way without fixing the ips of the pc so i know what it would be everytime
but would still alow me to view the pages on the intranet
thanks
hope this makes sense.