ftp-server works, webserver not
This is a discussion about ftp-server works, webserver not in the Windows Networking category; Hi, i have running a win 2003 server behind a modem-router. I have 2 servers running : -ftp-server on port 21 -web-server on port 80 I forward following ports on my modem-router: -wan-port 21 forward to 192.
                                        
          Hi,
 
i have running a win 2003 server behind a modem-router.
I have 2 servers running :
-ftp-server on port 21
-web-server on port 80
 
I forward following ports on my modem-router:
-wan-port 21 forward to 192.168.1.254:21
-wan-port 80 forward to 192.168.1.254:80
 
I can access my ftp-server on another place (not in LAN), the
port-forwaring works fine.
But I cannot access my web-server.
 
I have changed port 80 into 81 on the webserver and in the
modem-router but it doesn't work either.
 
Any ideas?
                                    
                                i have running a win 2003 server behind a modem-router.
I have 2 servers running :
-ftp-server on port 21
-web-server on port 80
I forward following ports on my modem-router:
-wan-port 21 forward to 192.168.1.254:21
-wan-port 80 forward to 192.168.1.254:80
I can access my ftp-server on another place (not in LAN), the
port-forwaring works fine.
But I cannot access my web-server.
I have changed port 80 into 81 on the webserver and in the
modem-router but it doesn't work either.
Any ideas?
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                                                    Try using port 8080. I don't know if that will help, but if it doesn't then at least you'll have more information to go on.
 
Also, check firewall settings. If I remember correctly, Windows 2003 tends to block a lot by default.
                                                
                                            Also, check firewall settings. If I remember correctly, Windows 2003 tends to block a lot by default.

 
                                
                                 
                                 
                                 
                                