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06 Sep 2009  
Orbital Shark

 
Host a Website - IIS7.5

Host your own website using IIS7.5

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Last edited by Orbital Shark; 05 Apr 2011 at 04:36 AM..
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17 Aug 2011  
Orbital Shark

 

Hi,

When you change your router settings try reserving a particular IP address for your machine then when/if something (like a reboot/power cut) changes your IP address then the settings you've set for the "Send to LAN server" parameter. And, make sure that IIS is properly configured to your IPv4 address like the image below...

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Quote:
The 2 exceptions you will need to configure are

'Outbound service' - Always allow HTTP(TCP:80)
'Inbound Service' - Always allow HTTP(TCP:80) and 'Send to lan server' within that (enter your IPv4 address)
Hope it helps
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18 Aug 2011  
tibroski

 

thanks m8.



will try that.
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10 Oct 2011  
puyuh

 

How to get pass-through authentication?
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10 Oct 2011  
vndkmps

 

The 2 exceptions you will need to configure are
  • 'Outbound service' - Always allow HTTP(TCP:80)
  • 'Inbound Service' - Always allow HTTP(TCP:80) and 'Send to lan server' within that (enter your IPv4 address)

step 2 is where you set these settings
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10 Oct 2011  
vndkmps

 

step 2 is where you set these settings, this
The 2 exceptions you will need to configure are
  • 'Outbound service' - Always allow HTTP(TCP:80)
  • 'Inbound Service' - Always allow HTTP(TCP:80) and 'Send to lan server' within that (enter your IPv4 address)
has nothing to do with router, its internal to windows to allow request that get past your router to be accepted by you rwindows box
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10 Jan 2012  
Sientz

 

I am trying to follow these steps and I have a couple of domains registered with GoDaddy, what would I have to do differently to be able to redirect them to my house? Just put then no-ip address in the Go Daddy redirect and then it should bounce to my computer?

Update #1: As of now it seems to work but I get a 403 error. Any ideas? I have placed a filed named index.html into the physical directory c:\mywebsite\ that I created...no luck being able to see it though.

http://sientz.redirectme.net

or

http://sientz.redirectme.net/index.html

Update #2: Figured it out! Stupid and simple, I had Windows 7 set up to hide known file extensions in the Folder Options so even though I named it index.html it was really index.html.txt =P My Bad!

Thanks for the tutorial!

Last edited by Sientz; 11 Jan 2012 at 12:02 PM.. Reason: Update
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25 Jan 2012  
Sientz

 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by z3r010 View Post
If you want to add php support etc then the quickest way is to use the Web platform installer:-

Download the Microsoft Web Platform
Maybe you could go a little further into this? I downloaded the Web Platform Installer and its asking me what I want to add but there are quite a few options.
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26 Jan 2012  
z3r010

 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Sientz View Post
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by z3r010 View Post
If you want to add php support etc then the quickest way is to use the Web platform installer:-

Download the Microsoft Web Platform
Maybe you could go a little further into this? I downloaded the Web Platform Installer and its asking me what I want to add but there are quite a few options.
I've just had a look and it seems they have removed php from the installer, you can however go to the following page and click the install php 5.3. link at the top of the page and it will do the install the the webplatform.

Microsoft Web Platform - PHP on Windows

Also you may want to check out the gallery for lots of stuff that can be installed via the WPI - http://www.microsoft.com/web/gallery/categories.aspx
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26 Jan 2012  
Sientz

 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by z3r010 View Post
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Sientz View Post
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by z3r010 View Post
If you want to add php support etc then the quickest way is to use the Web platform installer:-

Download the Microsoft Web Platform
Maybe you could go a little further into this? I downloaded the Web Platform Installer and its asking me what I want to add but there are quite a few options.
I've just had a look and it seems they have removed php from the installer, you can however go to the following page and click the install php 5.3. link at the top of the page and it will do the install the the webplatform.

Microsoft Web Platform - PHP on Windows

Also you may want to check out the gallery for lots of stuff that can be installed via the WPI - Windows Web App Gallery - Browse Apps
I typed PHP in the small search bar on the upper right hand side of the Web Installer and it gave me a list of things to install. I selected PHP and then 'Add' and Install. I have no idea if it worked. I was looking at running a PHP Nuke Site but it says on their site you need Apache web server so I am guessing it is not going to work with IIS? Might have to look for an alternative...
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09 Feb 2012  
Wallbound

 

I'm having trouble seeing my web site. I've confirmed the port is open; however when I or anyone eles trys to see the site we get an error 404. It's like it can find the page or default page of my web server. Anyone have a clue at how to resolve the issue of the web server not displaying the site?
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