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ataxy
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 Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2003 3:01 am Post subject: the question that as been probably ask before |
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same as other i have a no-ip url (http://exoseecanada.no-ip.com).
i have installed the no-ip duc and it does refresh my ip.
and my provider blocks port 80-25-110. Now i would like to know how i could use my no-ip since it does not seem to work
here is my setup
asus a7n8x ,athlon xp2100 ,512mb ram ,win Xp pro with all update and service paks ,dynamic cable modem 4mb/dl & 640kb/up and a SMC barricade (smc7004abr)
my abyss web server is set to use port 8245 since 80-25-110 are block
router is set to allow traffic on port tcp8245 for lan ip 192.168.2.xxx wich is the lan ip of my comp
the no-ip option are set to directly use (nvidia ethernet addapter on ip 192.168.2.xxx)
now my friends are able to connect using my external ip and port 8245 but not using my url (http://exoseecanada.no-ip.com) or for the mather they cannot connect at all when the no-ip duc is enable
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Karasu Kami
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ataxy
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| Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2003 5:22 am Post subject: |
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if let say i cannot get to connect with the url how will people be able to connect to my webpage (index.htm) and then click on the link and go to (pag1.htm ,pag2.htm ,pag3.htm)
will i only have to change my hyperlink to 24.201.52.2:8245/pag1 or 24.201.52.2:8245/wathever.exe |
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Karasu Kami
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Anonymoose
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As stated above, http://exoseecanada.no-ip.com:8245 will work.
However, you *really* don't want to be using absolute links in your html code - if you make any basic changes to site structure you will have to recode the whole thing.
You don't need to code the entire url or the port number into your links. Once a user is connected to your site via the http://exoseecanada.no-ip.com:8245 link you can use relative links as normal -
e.g <a href="http://Exoseecanada.dynu.com/index.htm">Home</A>
should become
<a href="/index.htm">Home</A>
etc
The browser will maintain the initial port it connected on for the duration of the visit to your site.
Offsite links stay absolute - e.g <a href="http://www.exosee.com/forum">Forum</A>
It looks like No-IP also offer a solution if you don't want people to have to remember the port number you use - you can create a second hostname, append the port number and point it to your existing one.
http://www.no-ip.com/tips/id/2
I don't use them myself so I can't guarantee that works, but DynDNS.org's one definitely does. They offer a free webhop service with their host names that will allow you to include a port in the redirect.
http://www.dyndns.org/services/webhop/howto.html
http://www.dyndns.org/support/kb/portredirect.html
If you're on a dynamic IP don't try changing your settings to static manually - it won't help. |
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