Question:
How do I get my WAMP Server Online to the public?
Noaru
2009-07-27 19:39:32 UTC
I'm having a bit of trouble viewing my WAMP server online, I have Qwest Internet and an Actiontec M1000 modem/router, I've done port forwarding, Port 80, but I still can't access/view it, and yes I can go to it via local host... Is something the matter? Or anything else I should do? (also tried DMZ hosting no go -.- ; ;)
Twelve answers:
mark
2009-07-27 19:49:46 UTC
According to WAMP's website:

WampServer is the only packaged solution that will allow you to reproduce your production server.



Meaning WAMP is generally a tool for the development environment. I would suggest into looking for a shared-host where you can find for about $5/month, which is built on a LAMP (linux-apache-mysql-php) or WAMP (windows-apache-mysql-php) server.
2016-12-15 16:03:54 UTC
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2015-08-07 06:30:50 UTC
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RE:

How do I get my WAMP Server Online to the public?

I'm having a bit of trouble viewing my WAMP server online, I have Qwest Internet and an Actiontec M1000 modem/router, I've done port forwarding, Port 80, but I still can't access/view it, and yes I can go to it via local host... Is something the matter? Or anything else I should do?...
jesusvnuys
2009-07-27 19:57:14 UTC
there might be a couple of causes



did you ask if your ISP blocks port 80 for home users?

some isp dont like home user runing a small server



did you create all nessary html php or whatever language your gonna use, files (i.e. the website, did you create it already?)



if its php, did you check that you have set up the required options in php.ini?



How many computer go trough your router? the router assigns a local ip address for each computer, sometime this information changes when you restart the router.

Go to your router configuration page (i.e. if its netgear, it should be routerlogin.com)

and make sure incoming connections are being forwarded to your computer, and not to your bro/kids computer)

open your network connectio status window by doubles clicking you connectiong in the taskbar near the clock, click on tab that says "Support" and write down the local ip, should be something like 192.16*.*.*



make sure the port is being forward to that ip



this is kinda hard to explain but if you have any more trouble i.M. me or add me to yahoo ;)
goactiontec
2009-08-04 14:37:50 UTC
Can you access the M1000 using the local address? If you still need help, send me an email and I'll get an engineer on the phone with you.
2009-07-27 19:46:33 UTC
Many Internet Service Providers (shaw, comcast, telus, etc.) will block port 80 so you can't host your own website. That's the situation for me, I tried to host my own website, but I ended up having to use a remote host.
2009-07-27 19:46:07 UTC
If port testing sites (you can use the custom port test at http://www.whatsmyip.org/ports/ ) report that port 80 is closed, put Apache on port 81, or 8000 or 8080 and forward that port to the computer. (Then you'll probably want to do port translation at a site like http://www.noip.com so people can connect to you without having to specify the port.)
Alex
2009-07-27 19:52:26 UTC
You said you already forwarded your ports right? so all you need to do is connect to it via your IP address.



go to: http://whatsmyip.org/

and copy and paste your IP into the address bar of your browser eg:

"http://00.000.000.000"

and if that doesn't work, try connecting to port 80:

"http://00.000.000.000:80"

though I doubt that's the problem since your browser should do that automatically.



oh and make sure you've forwarded your ports correctly
turner d
2009-07-27 19:45:08 UTC
Make sure that the firewall on the computer is open as well otherwise your isp might have blocked that port so you cant use that port
Francesca
2016-08-03 17:58:35 UTC
Yes, it's possible
DJ_73401
2009-07-27 19:55:40 UTC
This video will give you detailed instructions on how to do exactly what you're wanting. This is how I've set mine up.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rKDhZJignU



Good luck!



DJ
2016-09-12 04:56:18 UTC
Hi, just wanted to mention, I loved this discussion. quite valuable replies


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