I'm trying to create a wifi hotspot in windows 10 that redirects the connected devices to a specific HTML page, hosted on the pc. I can create the hotspot. Is there a way to force a HTML page load, like some routers do?
The plan is:
1- The user will connect to the pc wifi hotspot.
2- The user device will load a HTML page hosted on the pc.
3- The user will download files through the links on the HTML page.
The simple way to do that is to install any DNS server. This article can help to choise one. After that you can redirect all DNS requests to your PC. However it does not ptotect from opening web page by its IP.
The other way is to have Proxy on your PC that will redirect all traffic.
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I am newer to IIS so please forgive my ignorance. Here is my situation. I have a backend server that resides on ip xx.xx.xx.175 from here I have all my code and IIS installed here. I created a website and can access it just fine using localhost:3000. When I go to the frontend server which resides at xx.xx.xx.174 I cannot connect to the site using the URL.
I have updated the bindings, I have updated the firewall rules, I have also used netsh http add iplisten and I still cannot connect to the site. I am not sure where else to go from here as all of my Google searching lead me to the same things.
Please make sure you have added the ip address in the host file:
Open your text editor in Administrator mode.
In the text editor, open C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts.
Add the IP Address and hostname. Example: 192.10.10.5 testserver.com.
Save the changes.
I have a handful of sites set up in the root directory of IIS. I also have them set up in the host file, to route to my local IP address. When I open a browser and type 127.0.0.1/example/index.html, the page opens in my browser. I need to be able to type in example.com and have it open that page, but when I type example.com in a browser, I get the following:
Unable to connect
An error occurred during a connection to example.com.
The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a
few moments.
If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer’s network
connection.
If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make
sure that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.
Also, it changes in the address line of the browser to https://example.com. What could be preventing it from opening my local site?
Evidently it is an issue with the Firefox browser. I tried in both Edge (ew) and Chrome, and the local site came up as expected. I tried making a couple of network security changes in Firefox, but was not able to get it to work, so I'm just going to use Chrome.
Status quo
I'm running apache2 on raspiban. I have created a web page. I would like to embed camera streams from motioneyeos as fast network camera. The cameras are located in my local network and are not accessible via the internet. Short, I would like a surveillance hub accessibile via the internet.
It should look like this:
<img src="http://192.168.0.53:8081/" alt="camera1">
Problem
The streams can't reached from outside of my home network.
How can I route the stream connection via the web server to access the camera?
Approaches
I tried routing with ReWrite in .htaccess like this
Redirect 301 /camera1/ http://192.168.0.53:8081
of course same Problem.
I don't want the camera streams public because I can't protect them with a password. Unlike the website.
Would be grateful for tips or links to similar problems/solutions.
I am trying to redirect traffic coming to my home server.
This should be such a simple task, but none of the samples I have found seems to do what I need.
I just want to bounce anything coming in for a specific url to a whole other server on the wwww. Preferably preserving the domain name in the process.
I have IIS 2010 express installed on the server. That does not seem to have HTTP Redirect installed. Control Panel not offering to install it either.
Maybe I can do this with the dlink router?
I am running windows 10. On Win 7 I could create a website that redirected to a new url, but for win 10 no can do.
I currently have an apache web server setup on my raspberry pi running Raspbian. I've opened the ports on my router and registered a domain name through a website. In the website I set the domain to forward to my pi's external IP address which works fine.
The problem I'm having is that when the browser gets to the site which is accessed by url, it displays the test page I have set up but in the address bar the IP is displayed and not the URL. Is there a way to change it so it will display my URL?
Create an A record. Read the post below.
https://support.dnsimple.com/articles/a-record/
You need to set an A record to point the domain name at that IP address, instead of forwarding to a URL with the IP.