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s.lousberg
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 Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2004 11:05 am Post subject: remote website server |
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hi i use a router that does some wired things but it works i i enter my ip i get on the router log-in page but other peopel can see it but i lijke to see how evry thing works i use v host so when i enter http://192.168.1.3
i can only see one website
is there a site where you type a internet adres an the remote server get it for u
i seen this one time on this forum but i cant find it anymore so peopel help me |
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senshi
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| Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2004 1:28 pm Post subject: |
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you need to give people yout ISP allocated address and not your routers address.
I suggest you search the form because this subject has been covered many times before. |
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s.lousberg
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| Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2004 3:31 pm Post subject: |
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my adres is www.nelliebeer.servebeer.com
and i said that when i look on my local adres i can only view one adres becorse i have a vhosting
and i cant find the damn topic i only ask to help me to find it |
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senshi
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| Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2004 4:39 pm Post subject: |
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Can you clarify exactly what your trying to do?
You have 2 web servers, only one will resopnd, I take it that the other is used for...adverts?? popups, etc.
depending on what your tring to achieve depends on how you progress from here, you may find that PHP has the answer or VPN.
if you simply want 2 servers with out distinguishing between them, use 'Broadcast' on port 80, any request will be met by both servers responding, alternat is to put the other server on a different port and have a DNS mask the /ip:port/ assignment to that server.
Hosting subdomains or redirection by referer or doamin URL is another option to you....
Is not as clear cut as you think, you may if your looking to host, learn some network administration and set up your own domain and mapped drives, you then only need to add in the mapped drives through your web server to add in that space, it is also accessable to members if your ftp server or control pannel ssoftware can deal with network sharesand VPN.
It is hard to tell exactly what you want to do, so please let us know the details, we cant help you much if your details are limited. |
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s.lousberg
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| Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2004 7:17 pm Post subject: |
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| senshi wrote: | Can you clarify exactly what your trying to do?
You have 2 web servers, only one will resopnd, I take it that the other is used for...adverts?? popups, etc.
depending on what your tring to achieve depends on how you progress from here, you may find that PHP has the answer or VPN.
if you simply want 2 servers with out distinguishing between them, use 'Broadcast' on port 80, any request will be met by both servers responding, alternat is to put the other server on a different port and have a DNS mask the /ip:port/ assignment to that server.
Hosting subdomains or redirection by referer or doamin URL is another option to you....
Is not as clear cut as you think, you may if your looking to host, learn some network administration and set up your own domain and mapped drives, you then only need to add in the mapped drives through your web server to add in that space, it is also accessable to members if your ftp server or control pannel ssoftware can deal with network sharesand VPN.
It is hard to tell exactly what you want to do, so please let us know the details, we cant help you much if your details are limited. |
SILLY ME i whana say name hosting i have made a mod so i can host
names on my singel ip
like www.nelliebeer.servebeer.com
and more
but the point is when i enter my ip or a site whit my ip
i will get my ip but remote router admin is off so i can enter my ip on a remote spot and i will get my site but inside my network i see the router login sreen
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i am looking for a website where i type my site or ip and the remote server get it for me and show this in a frame
one time there was a site on this forum that has this fuction |
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roganty
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| Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2004 10:37 am Post subject: |
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| s.lousberg wrote: | but the point is when i enter my ip or a site whit my ip
i will get my ip but remote router admin is off so i can enter my ip on a remote spot and i will get my site but inside my network i see the router login sreen
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i am looking for a website where i type my site or ip and the remote server get it for me and show this in a frame |
is this what you mean...?
| Quote: | a user on the internet, outside of your network, can view your site
but when you access your site, from within the network, all you can see is the router login screen |
is this what your after...?
| Quote: | | a website where you can access your website, from within your network, without showing the router login screen |
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s.lousberg
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| Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2004 1:05 pm Post subject: ya |
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| ya that i mean but who now a link to website whit this service |
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senshi
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| Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2004 1:52 pm Post subject: |
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| in your router you will have a setting that allows remote admin, this should be turned off as you really should administer your router from within your LAN and not outside of it, that in itself is a security risk. |
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s.lousberg
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| Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2004 2:14 pm Post subject: |
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| senshi wrote: | | in your router you will have a setting that allows remote admin, this should be turned off as you really should administer your router from within your LAN and not outside of it, that in itself is a security risk. |
its turnd off but when i typ my ip inside my network i get my router setup
but in the wan (outsite the lan) i see my site but the problem is i host 21 site's and the problem is i can only view one site from my lan whit http://192.168.1.3 i see only one site of the 21
but i need a website what get te site for me from other server inside my lan and then loads the page and dislpay in a frame
some one help me to find the url on this forum
its somewhere here but i cant find it |
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senshi
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| Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2004 2:16 pm Post subject: |
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| If you have it turned off, then the rouers programming sucks, that in itself is a security issue, I advise you goto the manufacturers site and contact their customer support abut it, they may have a firmware update to correct for it. |
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s.lousberg
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| Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2004 5:59 pm Post subject: manufacturers |
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the manufacturers is bankroupt so i cant find nothing they have no website anymore and there is no firm ware avelble for the (soho) router
soho= the campany thats bankroupt
but i have now no monny for new router and the router its self is working great only the ip inside my network wil be dericted to my router but not outside (wan)
who can help me to get a website that loads the page for me on a remote location and loads it in a frame
the link must be somewhere on this forum but i cant find it |
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senshi
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| Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2004 9:54 pm Post subject: |
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soho is Small Office & Home Office, refering to the intended use.
Out of intrest, what is the manufacturers name? can you give a general description of the spec and any chance of a picture of the offending item, important things lie the facia and serial tag will indicate what type and also help ID the thing, theirs bound to be a site or source for any software, companys that go bankrupt usually are bought up by a company that does a similar line of modem.
I recently had to chase up a modem myself, seems that the manufacturer was bought out by Intel and a set of intel drivers is what got the modem up, so dont give up just yet. |
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