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Access my web server from internet?
Name: wolf Date: February 16, 2003 at 16:59:59 Pacific OS: RedHat 8 CPU/Ram: P3/256
Comment:
Hi, I have Apache Web Server runing RedHat 8 since I type http://127.0.0.1/ and I can see the test page. I have a cable modem and a router link to my linux box. On router forwarding port 80 is forwarding to ip 192.168.1.101(my linux box ip). My network configuration on linux box is
I can use destination LAN ip(or default gateway ip) 68.83.xxx.yyy on WAN to ssh my other unix box and I can't use DNS ips to ssh(I don't know why? I can ping DNS ips). Now I want use http://69.83.xxx.yyy:80 to access my web server and it failed. I tried http://68.82.0.5:80 and http://68.82.0.6:80, and no luck either. How to fix the problem? Thanks.
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