1) Set the Apache server to have a static IP. If the gateway on the
router is 192.168.1.1 give the server something like 192.168.1.50
2) Have the router DHCP assign IPs in a different range, starting at
192.168.1.100 for other computers on your network
3) Update the IP routing table in the router to map port 8080 to the
Apache IP
4) In the Apache .conf file, make sure it listens to port 8080
That should do it
Stephen
Daniel L. McGrew wrote:
I have Apache2 on a Debian, Sarge computer.
I'm behind a Linksys (WRT54GS)
router. I've installed the packages to enable this
computer (DELL Optiplex GX1)
to be a webserver. I can run through the perfect
debian server setup, but still
have some questions.
How do I make this server's webpages appear to be my router's IP?
How do I make Apache2 use port 8080 instead of port 80?
Is there a how to for doing this?
My end objective is to be able to connect to this
computer from other computers
and be able to post, update webpages...
I also hope to get larger hard drives and become
a mirror site... as soon as I
figure out 'how to' get this IDE raid working...
enough of my drivel :-) ... thanks in advance for
any help that you can provide...
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