soapdish skrev:
>I tried setting up the same thing some time ago. I use BellSouth DSL and
>a D-Link Router. I set up Quid Pro Quo 2.6 (I think that's the version)
>on my PM 8500 w/ a static local IP address. The router was configured to
>forward port 80 requests to the PM 8500 (I tried it with both a local
>static and dynamic address). I could access the web server locally from
>all my other computers, but could not access it by typing in the dynamic
>address my router got from BellSouth. Neither could anyone else (I asked
>a few other friends). I wonder if providers can prevent port 80 requests
>like this to keep people from putting up web servers just like we're
>trying to do. :-)
Of course they can. They have routers of their own. =)
You could try to tell your HTTP server to run on a higher, non-privileged port
(say, 8000 or something like that). If you can access your server from outside
then (of course, not forgetting to add a :8000 after your host name/IP in the
URL), it's obviously your ISP that's to blame.
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