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I Have a network [ 2 Pcs , Server + Clent ]
Network is working very well .In server , I setup apache web server ,
It's runng Ok in local machine in server .
When I write in browser : http://192.168.0.1
is working .
but in client , It's Not working
when I write in Client Browser :
http://192.168.0.1
I got [ the page can not displayed ]:scratch:Note :
1. Client IP : 192.168.0.2
2. I can Ping PCs .Any Help ?
Are you running a firewall on the Linux machine and not allowing access to the web server port? To test this out, simply unload your firewall. You don't mention what flavor/version of Linux you are using, and it varies somewhat as to what to do to unload your firewall. But, you might try this:
# service iptables stop
(Iptables is the standard firewall for the 2.4 kernel; 2.2 = ipchains and 2.0 = ipfwadm.)
Then, try the client again.
Also, I don't follow when you say "I got [ the page can not displayed ]:scratch:".
Good luck.
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[[[ I don't follow when you say "I got [ the page can not displayed ]:scratch:". ]]]
I meant in Client PC , when I wrote
http://192.168.0.1 to browsing web serverI got that message in browser .
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I'm unfamiliar with "scratch" as part of a browser error message. I have seen "page cannot be displayed", or something similar, but the ending portion of your message made no sense to me.
Are you sure you're not running a firewall? You still haven't told us what distribution of Linux you are using, so I have to guess, but most will come with a firewall and will install and load it without much user intervention.
Can you use other facilities that require open ports, such as FTP or telnet (or SSH)?
Have you tried using a different browser on the client?
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desrt. RedHat 9.0
Error in WinXP Client browser :The page cannot be found
The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.----------------------
Please try the following:
If you typed the page address in the Address bar, make sure that it is spelled correctly.
Open the www.alamied.com home page, and then look for links to the information you want.
Click the Back button to try another link.
Click Search to look for information on the Internet
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Sorry, "WinXP client browser" ain't gonna cut it. There's Internet Explorer, Netscape, Opera, Mozilla, etc. You didn't answer my question as to whether or not you tried another browser. If you have, do they have this same issue? What are their error messages? I typically don't use IE, so error messages from other browsers may help.
What is "desrt."? Is that the desert version of Redhat 9?
You didn't answer my question about other services/ports.
From the error message given (something about alamied.com), it makes me wonder whether your browser is getting info from your web server or from elsewhere. Are you connected to the web when you are attempting this? You might try using traceroute from the Win XP box (sorry, I don't know the equivalent XP command; 9x is tracert).
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Whoah!!
Let's not have a flame war here.... I think there may be a simple solution to this problem.. are you aware that RedHat 9 has a built in firewall?
In the GUI click on the little red hat in the bottom left, then "System Settings" then "Security Level".
You will get a screen such as that attached... just enable HTTP traffic.. simple !!
Sean
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Don't seem to have attached the image... hmmm....
Here's the location...
http://www.seanmiller.net/images/security.jpg
Sean
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What happens if you try to telnet to the
port?
c:\telnet 192.168.0.1 80
GET
(NB GET is in capitals and you may not be
able to see yourself type it unless local
echo is turned on)
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Thanks, guys, for reiterating.
Amdawi, do you have something set up in your browser to use a proxy for http rather than a direct connection?
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