Wampserver online?

ebrizzlez · Post by **ebrizzlez** » 05 Jun 2007, 04:39

neo130 wrote:You mean you upploaded an index.html file to THEIR server where you registered?

No, my server. It wont display a single thing.

Post by **ayu** » 05 Jun 2007, 04:42

Well.....if you register at a host and they give you a static IP...then thats most likely another server... or if you registered for a free domain then you would have to specify your IP in the settings at the site you registered at.

Post by **bad_brain** » 05 Jun 2007, 04:51

the initial process of pointing a domain to an IP can also take a while because the name servers have to update first...can take from 30 minutes to 24 hours...

ebrizzlez · Post by **ebrizzlez** » 05 Jun 2007, 04:52

neo130 wrote:Well.....if you register at a host and they give you a static IP...then thats most likely another server... or if you registered for a free domain then you would have to specify your IP in the settings at the site you registered at.

Well the site already gave me a static IP and just let me enter a free domain to mask the static IP. www.cjb.net I believe...

Post by **ayu** » 05 Jun 2007, 05:02

Which of the links did you click? =/

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I would like CJB.NET to host my web site for free.

I would like to redirect a free domain to another web site.

I would like to point a free domain to my IP using dynamic DNS.

ebrizzlez · Post by **ebrizzlez** » 05 Jun 2007, 14:02

neo130 wrote:Which of the links did you click? =/

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I would like CJB.NET to host my web site for free.

I would like to redirect a free domain to another web site.

I would like to point a free domain to my IP using dynamic DNS.

The third one.

I would like to point a free domain to my IP using dynamic DNS.

ebrizzlez · Post by **ebrizzlez** » 05 Jun 2007, 14:06

I tried to login, and it gave me a bunch of options to choose from. Then they gave me an update perl script and a few other stuff for Windows platform. Do I need to install the Perl scripts onto my sever? If so, then how would I do that?
thanks.

Post by **ayu** » 05 Jun 2007, 15:48

Ok so i have created a test account and i have taken a good look at it... and when you register you enter your IP address and the domain is pointed to it....it would take about an hour to work... now if you HAVEN'T opened and forwarded port 80 in your router to your server/computer...then it will NOT work. Since when clicking the link (domain name) it would try to connect to your IP on port 80...and if it's closed it would just deny the connection.

As for the scripts i recommend you try the first one first ^^ since it's just an executable file and seems easier to configure

ebrizzlez · Post by **ebrizzlez** » 05 Jun 2007, 18:21

neo130 wrote:Ok so i have created a test account and i have taken a good look at it... and when you register you enter your IP address and the domain is pointed to it....it would take about an hour to work... now if you HAVEN'T opened and forwarded port 80 in your router to your server/computer...then it will NOT work. Since when clicking the link (domain name) it would try to connect to your IP on port 80...and if it's closed it would just deny the connection.

As for the scripts i recommend you try the first one first ^^ since it's just an executable file and seems easier to configure

Hmmm... this server configuring is a bitch... xD

How would I foward my port 80?

Also, I dont see an executable file.. Can you send me the link to it?

Thanks.

P.S. If this server ever gets online, i swear i will have a huge credits area with your name written all over it!

isapiens · Post by **isapiens** » 05 Jun 2007, 22:06

stop quoting the entire posts. please.

Post by **ayu** » 06 Jun 2007, 03:03

isapiens wrote:stop quoting the entire posts. please.

oh quit whining would ya?

anyway... ebrizzlez

if you look a few posts back i wrote how to forward ports in your router =)
just follow it as steps and you will know, if it still doesn't help then just say and i'll fix you an easier guide

ebrizzlez · Post by **ebrizzlez** » 06 Jun 2007, 04:44

neo130 wrote:
isapiens wrote:stop quoting the entire posts. please.
oh quit whining would ya?

anyway... ebrizzlez

if you look a few posts back i wrote how to forward ports in your router =)
just follow it as steps and you will know, if it still doesn't help then just say and i'll fix you an easier guide

[offtopic:] This is for isapiens, quoting posts allows the user to talk and direct who he or she is talking to.

[on topic:] The guide you gave me, I couldnt find any of the things you were talking about. Where exactly would I start under to find those stuff, I remember when I logged in it said Basic Settings, and a whole bunch of other crap..

But I will try again and come back later on.

Post by **ayu** » 06 Jun 2007, 05:05

(if you are having problems with a step then tell)

1: Goto http://192.168.0.1 (sometimes it's 192.168.1.1)

2: Type in "Admin" and "password" (without the quotes), if you don't have the password the it's either another standard one or someone changed it.

3: When inside the router settings press "Services" in the menu

4: press "add a custom service"

5: name the service whatever you want...

6: set the type to TCP

7: set the start/finish port to 80

8: click "Apply"

9: Goto "Firewall rules" in the menu

10: click "add" under inbound services

11: Choose your new service that you added.

12: Choose "Allow always"

13: Type in your LAN IP address in the boxes (you can find your LAN IP in start -> run -> CMD -> ipconfig)

14: Then click "Apply", when outside in the firewall list again, make sure that your new rule is "checked" in the little box next to it.

15: Logout and you are done =)

If you want it to be easier then this then tell and i will make a movie about it....starring Eddie Izzard and Arnold Schwarzeneger

ebrizzlez · Post by **ebrizzlez** » 06 Jun 2007, 14:20

neo130 wrote:(if you are having problems with a step then tell)

1: Goto http://192.168.0.1 (sometimes it's 192.168.1.1)

2: Type in "Admin" and "password" (without the quotes), if you don't have the password the it's either another standard one or someone changed it.

3: When inside the router settings press "Services" in the menu

4: press "add a custom service"

5: name the service whatever you want...

6: set the type to TCP

7: set the start/finish port to 80

8: click "Apply"

9: Goto "Firewall rules" in the menu

10: click "add" under inbound services

11: Choose your new service that you added.

12: Choose "Allow always"

13: Type in your LAN IP address in the boxes (you can find your LAN IP in start -> run -> CMD -> ipconfig)

14: Then click "Apply", when outside in the firewall list again, make sure that your new rule is "checked" in the little box next to it.

15: Logout and you are done =)

If you want it to be easier then this then tell and i will make a movie about it....starring Eddie Izzard and Arnold Schwarzeneger

See step 3 and 9 i cant find...

When i enter i get this:

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 Setup Wizard  
  
Setup 
 Basic Settings 
 Wireless Settings 
Content Filtering 
 Logs 
 Block Sites 
 Block Services 
 Schedule 
 E-mail 
Maintenance 
 Router Status 
 Attached Devices 
 Backup Settings 
 Set Password 
 Router Upgrade 
Advanced 
 Port Forwarding 
 WAN Setup 
 LAN IP Setup 
 Dynamic DNS 
 Static Routes 
 Remote Management 
 UPnP 
 
Logout

Where would I go?

I get the whole thing, but where the hell would i go?
I dont see services or firewall....

Post by **ayu** » 06 Jun 2007, 14:23

hmmm seems to be an old one ....

goto "Port Forwarding" and see what it says....