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I must be doing something wrong because I just can't get the reverse proxy functionality to work.

AWS is running on a Windows 2000 Server machine with the following rule:

- Local Virtual Path: / ...

... Not to mention that it's actually installed as part of the default home page when you install Abyss.Yeah, it's in C:\Program Files\Abyss Web Server \HTDOCS (PWRABYSS.PNG) (the path might of course ...

Perhaps this should be in the 2.0beta forum but...

Anyway, how comes that AWS (2.0.0.8beta1) doesn't reset it's statistics?
Currently I've got

Total Uptime: 3:16:43:18 Days:Hours:Minutes:Second ...

Yeah, it really sound like you're connecting through some central proxy/gateway.

This is a possibility: http://perlfect.com/freescripts/search/
A PERL script... probably not the best, but works for me :)

It's likely that you're behind a router which also does firewalling. To verify this execute WINIPCFG (if your OS is Winblows 95/98/ME) or Start=>Run=>Cmd=>IPCONFIG. In eighter way you should ...

your last choice being '29 or more' makes me feel pretty old.Relax, mate. You've got to admit it, you *are* pretty old :D

Are you using/behind a router or firewall? If yes then configure those to allow outside access to port 80 (which Abyss is using by default). Also make sure that you haven't changed that port in Abyss ...

Hmmm... the only port changing option that's mentioned in your routers manual is (after logging in and choosing) Management=>Remote Administration=>Enabled + set the new port. I don't know if th ...

What you don't need but *should* have is a firewall. Now that you've set up a server you've become a lot more "exciting" to the bad guys on iNet :)

What model do you exactly have?

Just a thought, but most (all?) routers which let can "log into" them should allow the change of default port.

Did you change the port in Abyss (from 80 to 6050) and typed it also after the address in browser (ie http://yoursite.dyndns.xxx:6050)? Also you could change the default port of your router.

PS! T ...

The only problem I've had with firewalls was with the *hardware* router which I forgot to forward port 80 (thus no access to the webserver was allowed). All software firewalls I've used worked without ...

Not bad, not bad. Seems quite proffessional. Keep it that way (but *do* finish the missing parts :))

To yalrighty:

humm... yeah... the server was down at that time (may this be a lesson to y'all who let others use their computer and plan to leave the house for a couple of hours :) It's now up aga ...

The URL's http://cyberside.dyn.ee
Could anyone be so nice and tell me how's the speed from outside Estonia? Thanks in advance.