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Apache access across network
I have a network setup between three computers. Johnson1, Johnson2, and JLaptop
Johnson1 and Johnson2 are win2k and JLaptop is WinXP Johnson1 is running an apache webserver. How can I access the webserver from Johnson2 and JLaptop? Please help I have no clue and I am totally stumped with this. Thanks |
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If you use the IP of Johnson1 in the address bar, does it work?
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No, It doesn't resolve if I do that.
FYI the apache server on Johnson1 does work great. I can get to it by typing http://localhost or 127.0.0.1 etc, I just can't seem to access it from other network computers. Is it something I have to set up in my router? or apahces httpd file? |
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If they are all attached to the same LAN, your router is irrelevant..
Lets have a look at your complete httpd.conf |
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Okay, I can post that but I'm at work now so I don't have my httpd.conf. Could it be caused by anything else?
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there are a million different things it could be..
If it works from your localhost, but not from another machine using the IP, then more than likely it is either a personal firewall issue, or a 'Listen' directive issue. |
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I am running Zone Alarm on Johnson1 (where the server is at) Is there a standard that my Listen should be for this to work or does it vary? |
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try shutting off zone alarm. If it works, then you need to allow the port apache is using through (usually 80)
There are a few differnt ways to use the listen directive. Just make sure it is listening on the port you want. |
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