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what ip do you use ?<br />
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if you are using 127.0.0.1 then it is ALWAYS (or at least in 99% cases) the localhost ip.<br />
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so, you need to figure out what network ip has the machine with WAMP using:<br />
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cmd -&gt; ipconfig<br />
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and then use the ip on remote machine. also, if you try to connect to WAMP with a browser, you need to use HTTP port (usually 80, but might have been set up to some other value)<br />
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can you please post here the result of <i>ipconfig</i> from machine with WAMP ?
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My WAMP server IP is 10.0.20.10. Remote workstation access to my server using <a href="http://10.0.20.10" rel="ugc">http://10.0.20.10</a>. <br />
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What I see is that the IE change from 10.0.20.10 to <a href="http://localhost" rel="ugc">http://localhost</a>. &nbsp;I guess I need to configure something on the WAMP server.<br />
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Tks
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can you please list &nbsp;here the content of following file on remote machine:<br />
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c:\windows\system32\driver<wbr />s\etc\host<wbr />s <br />
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also, what port does WAMP listen to http requests ?<br />
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is it 80 ?
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Fixed the problem, it is related to my network adapter issue, Tks
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WAMP has been installed on a Window server and it can access locally. A remote workstation can telnet to this server but we a user access through a ip, it return with a localhost, any idea ??<br />
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Tks
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WAMP has been installed on a Window server and it can access locally. A remote workstation can telnet to this server but we a user access through a ip, it return with a localhost, any idea ??

Tks

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