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If by the public you mean on the internet,
then you would assign a publicly accessible IP Address to the WUG machine, then
map a DNS entry to that IP Address: For instance: 10.10.10.10
is the
ip and wug.mycompany.com is setup to point to
10.10.10.10 Then they would access WUG as: or if you have it on another port: If you are talking making it accessible on
your local network, like behind a firewall, you could do it via machine name as
specified below, or via IP Address: or http://10.10.10.10:81
if on another port. I don't think that making WUG
accessible on the Internet would be a very good idea... Good luck, Jim -----Original Message----- Great thanks. That was a step forward now how do you
make this accessible to the public? -----Original Message----- Make
sure that you do not have any other services that are using port 80 on the same
machine - Like Internet Information Servers (IIS) or other applications. If you do, you will have to assign a
different port like 81, 8080 or 8081 to WUG. Then you
would access WUG as http://myserver:8080 Hope
that helps, Jim -----Original Message----- Hi, I have downloaded the eval version
of Whats Up Gold and like it a lot.
I am having problems getting the web interface to work. I consistently get an internal 500
error. What is the proper way to setup the
web interface so we can monitor our servers via the browser? Lee |
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