The ticket #659 relates to people trying to write an application on one
machine that communicates with MapGuide on another machine (on a LAN).
You should not follow those directions, unless you are trying to achieve
that.
As for the WAN, you just need to have your router (or ISP) redirect
request for port 80 (or 8008) to your machine.
On most routers, it is called NAT (network address translation), but
some call it "Virtual Servers".
Once done, your webserver should be visible from the WAN as well, and
thus MapGuide is visible too.
Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
JeffJensen skrev:
Hello,
Following the suggestion from Andy Morsell, I uninstalled and installed the
MapGuide Web Extensions for MGOS 2.0.2 using the Apache Webserver and PHP.
Success! I can now login to Site Administrator.
Only thing I did different on the install was to use the default localhost
IP address (127.0.0.1). So now I'm trying to find where I change it to my
WAN IP address for the MapGuide Server.
Thanks for the help,
Jeff Jensen
JeffJensen wrote:
Hello,
I'm unable to connect to the Site Administrator when using a new installed
MapGuide Open Source 2.0.2. I'm getting the "Cannot establish connection."
error message.
I followed the suggestions from Crispin and Jason (see my notes at
http://faculty.unlv.edu/jensen/html/MapGuide/)
Any other ideas?
Thanks for the help,
Jeff Jensen
Ed Jobe wrote:
That was my next move... I've only just started with 2.0.1 and sample
data. I was thinking I would just just clean everything up
and reinstall 2.0.2 again.
Ed Jobe
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