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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by CJ <ch...@localnet.com> on 2003/05/09 12:39:26 UTC
[users@httpd] desperate please help
I just installed a netgear cable/dsl wireless router to share internet
access with another comp. I have apache 2.0.44 installed and running win
xp. Before I installed the hub the internet was able to connect to my
domain name cherrysplace.com fine. And my ip address was 24.105.197.156
Now after installing the hub nobody can access my website and it is
giving me a different ip which is 192.168.0.1. I am using no-ip as a
redirect for my domain name to use with apache and with the hub
installed it is telling me that my ip is 204.xx something or another. I
had to unplug the hub to get my old ip back and my site works fine
again. Please help, I cannot figure how to configure this with the hub
installed.
I am not having problems with the netgear at all, when it was hooked to
both comps, we can both access the internet, I am only having problems
with configureing my ip.
thanks
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Re: [users@httpd] desperate please help
Posted by Thomas Strike <st...@pacbell.net>.
P.S. In the Netgear setup, you should also reserve your server's static IP
address from DHCP so that it doesn't get assigned to another computer. In
your server, set it's LAN adapter with a static IP address and subnet mask
of 255.255.255.0. Do not assume that DHCP will always assign the same
address.
Tom S.
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RE: [users@httpd] desperate please help
Posted by CJ <ch...@localnet.com>.
Hank you so much...i will try that
cherry
"I'm not crazy I'm just a little unwell"
Dont forget to visit Cherrys Place
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Strike [mailto:striket@pacbell.net]
Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2003 10:13 AM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: Re: [users@httpd] desperate please help
----- Original Message -----
From: "CJ" <ch...@localnet.com>
>if I understand correctly, I wont be able to view my site
>within my network? But when I signed on aol I could get
>to it and others can access it.
One more thing. If you install a second DNS service inside for your
local
network, You can also access your domains on your local machines without
having to go to the Internet. Even if you are not Hosting your own DNS
services, you can do this. This is the way I am set up.
glad to help,
Tom S.
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Re: [users@httpd] desperate please help
Posted by Thomas Strike <st...@pacbell.net>.
----- Original Message -----
From: "CJ" <ch...@localnet.com>
>if I understand correctly, I wont be able to view my site
>within my network? But when I signed on aol I could get
>to it and others can access it.
One more thing. If you install a second DNS service inside for your local
network, You can also access your domains on your local machines without
having to go to the Internet. Even if you are not Hosting your own DNS
services, you can do this. This is the way I am set up.
glad to help,
Tom S.
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RE: [users@httpd] desperate please help
Posted by CJ <ch...@localnet.com>.
I just wanna thank everyone for all their help yesterday with my
problem. IT WORKED. Im so stupid when it comes to these things. Anyway,
I kept trying what everyone told me to do and I couldn't get nothing,
then I found out that your advice worked afterall..if I understand
correctly, I wont be able to view my site within my network? But when I
signed on aol I could get to it and others can access it.
So thank you everyone yall are lifesavers
Cherry
"I'm not crazy I'm just a little unwell"
Dont forget to visit Cherrys Place
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Strike [mailto:striket@pacbell.net]
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2003 8:52 AM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: Re: [users@httpd] desperate please help
> I just installed a netgear cable/dsl wireless router to share internet
> access with another comp........
At this point, this query is almost off topic, but since it involves
redirecting incoming Internet traffic to the proper internal server that
services port 80, here are my thoughts.
I am also running a Netgear FM114P Wireless Firewall as a gateway to my
DSL
connection.
The default gateway address of these routers default to 192.168.0.1
> I am not having problems with the netgear at all, when it was hooked
to
> both comps, we can both access the internet, I am only having problems
> with configureing my ip.
Since you can access the Internet through your Netgear Router, I have to
assume that you have reconfigured your computers' network adapters to
internal IP addresses such as 192.168.0.3 and 192.168.0.5 with subnet
masks
if 255.255.255.0 and a gateway address of 192.168.0.1 which points to
your
Netgear router. I also asume that you have given the external port on
the
Netgear the address 24.105.197.156.
This has to be true or you could not access the Internet. And if this is
true, you should be able to log onto your Netgear router by opernig your
brouser and entering http://192.168.0.1. A dialog box to log in will
pop
up. Log on for the first time as user = admin and password = password.
Change your password when you gain access.
After your in, At the Left of the screen, in blue, under Security,
select
rules. On the next screen, then under inbound services, select Add. In
this
screen, in the services dropbox, select HTTP(TCP:80). The next dropbox,
action, select "Allow always". Next, in the "send to LAN server" box,
put
the internal IP address of your Apache server. In the WAN users box,
select
"Any". you don't need to specify a range of addresses if you allow all
users
access to your web server. Lastly, I specify "log, Never". No sense to
fill
up your router with logging that Apache is doing anyway.
You will need to add a forewording route like this for each service that
you
want to open up for access from the Internet.
When all this is accomplished, you then have to change the address that
you
specified in httpd.conf for Apache to listen to to your new intranet IP
address.
I hope that your unit uses software close enough to mine that this can
be at
least a guide to getting yours configured properly. If you can't get
access
to the administrative software in the router using the aforementioned
approach, then your next step is to contact Netgear. Also, Double-check
your user's manual for the procedure to do a Reset, Reinitialize. This
brings the router back to it's original factory settings, IP addresses,
User
logon defaults, and all internal settings. Try that and then try logging
on
to 192.168.0.1 again.
Best of luck
Tom S.
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Re: [users@httpd] desperate please help
Posted by Thomas Strike <st...@pacbell.net>.
> I just installed a netgear cable/dsl wireless router to share internet
> access with another comp........
At this point, this query is almost off topic, but since it involves
redirecting incoming Internet traffic to the proper internal server that
services port 80, here are my thoughts.
I am also running a Netgear FM114P Wireless Firewall as a gateway to my DSL
connection.
The default gateway address of these routers default to 192.168.0.1
> I am not having problems with the netgear at all, when it was hooked to
> both comps, we can both access the internet, I am only having problems
> with configureing my ip.
Since you can access the Internet through your Netgear Router, I have to
assume that you have reconfigured your computers' network adapters to
internal IP addresses such as 192.168.0.3 and 192.168.0.5 with subnet masks
if 255.255.255.0 and a gateway address of 192.168.0.1 which points to your
Netgear router. I also asume that you have given the external port on the
Netgear the address 24.105.197.156.
This has to be true or you could not access the Internet. And if this is
true, you should be able to log onto your Netgear router by opernig your
brouser and entering http://192.168.0.1. A dialog box to log in will pop
up. Log on for the first time as user = admin and password = password.
Change your password when you gain access.
After your in, At the Left of the screen, in blue, under Security, select
rules. On the next screen, then under inbound services, select Add. In this
screen, in the services dropbox, select HTTP(TCP:80). The next dropbox,
action, select "Allow always". Next, in the "send to LAN server" box, put
the internal IP address of your Apache server. In the WAN users box, select
"Any". you don't need to specify a range of addresses if you allow all users
access to your web server. Lastly, I specify "log, Never". No sense to fill
up your router with logging that Apache is doing anyway.
You will need to add a forewording route like this for each service that you
want to open up for access from the Internet.
When all this is accomplished, you then have to change the address that you
specified in httpd.conf for Apache to listen to to your new intranet IP
address.
I hope that your unit uses software close enough to mine that this can be at
least a guide to getting yours configured properly. If you can't get access
to the administrative software in the router using the aforementioned
approach, then your next step is to contact Netgear. Also, Double-check
your user's manual for the procedure to do a Reset, Reinitialize. This
brings the router back to it's original factory settings, IP addresses, User
logon defaults, and all internal settings. Try that and then try logging on
to 192.168.0.1 again.
Best of luck
Tom S.
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RE: [users@httpd] desperate please help
Posted by Sander Holthaus - Orange XL <in...@orangexl.com>.
First of all, there a big difference between a hub, router and a switch. How
many ports does your router have? Most routers have built-in switches, not
HUB's (Hubs are not a good idea in general, ESPECIALLY if you have a server
up and running).
To configure, you need to install the router, and log in to a PC behind it.
Make sure that the PC is configured with DHCP. Then log in to yout router
with http://192.168.0.1/ . This is absolutely neccesary.
After that, you need to configure your router, because it will usually not
allow you to run a Webserver out-of-the-box.
Last, you'll probably need to change your httpd.conf so that it will not
listen on your original IP anymore.
Kind Regards,
Sander Holthaus.
-----Original Message-----
From: CJ [mailto:cherryo@localnet.com]
Sent: vrijdag 9 mei 2003 12:39
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: [users@httpd] desperate please help
I just installed a netgear cable/dsl wireless router to share internet
access with another comp. I have apache 2.0.44 installed and running win xp.
Before I installed the hub the internet was able to connect to my domain
name cherrysplace.com fine. And my ip address was 24.105.197.156 Now after
installing the hub nobody can access my website and it is giving me a
different ip which is 192.168.0.1. I am using no-ip as a redirect for my
domain name to use with apache and with the hub installed it is telling me
that my ip is 204.xx something or another. I had to unplug the hub to get my
old ip back and my site works fine again. Please help, I cannot figure how
to configure this with the hub installed. I am not having problems with the
netgear at all, when it was hooked to both comps, we can both access the
internet, I am only having problems with configureing my ip. thanks
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