folks I want to know how I can open port for iis.I have also tired from firewall to open port but I can't it's seem I am missing some thing actually i have site (example on port) 7895 in my local I can access it by type localhost:7895 in browser or 192.168.1.1:7895 (local ip) but want to open it through over net for example my external ip is 119.155.116.102 so 119.155.116.102:7895 how I can do it? Yes is there any problem in router I mean I need to open or some function in router to open port?
thanks for answere!
Yes in most cases you need to open port in your router first (check your NAT settings section), and then setup IIS site binding to 7895 port
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So recently I started making a raspberry pi web server with apache and php, and so far I could change the html file in the default debian site and make my server go online, the only problem is that I don't how to make it public.I set up port forwarding but I'm not sure that which IP should my domain name point to (my local, or my public one) and also I'm not sure i set up port forwarding right, if possible please write down the port forwarding step by step (I'm using a D-Link router). Thanks a lot.
For Port Forwarding open your router:
login >> manual setup >> Advanced Tab >> portforwarding rules >> give your local ip address of the webserver pointing to >> for hhtp(web) open port 80 >> save the settings.
there you go you can access your server from internet.
if you like, upgrade it to https using some ssl/ certificate process, there are so many youtube tutorials which could show this.
Not sure if this is for programming only but I will ask anyway. I have an Arris DG1670A router and am trying to setup remote access. I do not have a tab or a section that enables remote access like some routers do. I have tried setting up Virtual Server / Port Forwarding and port triggers which is the closest setting I have seen in my router setting to remote access but when I check if the port I set up is open on canyouseeme.org is shows that the ports are closed.
Can someone provide some direction please.
If I am posting in the wrong place, please advice where to post.
Thank you
You have to enable firewall on that model for Port Fordwarding to work.
Default ports are TCP/UDP 3389.
I have my nodejs server app running on my windows 10 machine which uses my home internet connection.
When I am connected with my phone to my home internet and write the IPv4 Address and port I get a response and my web page loads, but when I use a different internet connection it doesn't load.
I turned off the firewall, tried a lot of different ports but nothing worked.
I tried app.listen(8000) or app.listen(8000, "0.0.0.0") but both didnt fix the problem.
Any ideas what might be the problem?
OK I found out how to do this, my port forwarding was not configured correctly.
Here is how I solved it in case someone has the same problem:
Connected to my router (in cmd write ipconfig, copy the Default Gateway ip and paste in browser).
Clicked port forwarding (each router have it in different place), set external IP to 0.0.0.0 and my app port, and set internal ip to my computer ip (you can just write "what is my ip" in google) and same app port.
I hope it will help someone.
I setup Apache server on my Raspberry Pi.
In LAN it is working fine.
But when I tried to open it with my public IP it simply gets Timed Out.
I opened a Port : 2323
Checked on canyouseeme.org
Means I have configured port forwarding correctly...?
Now I am trying to open this page with url: 122.175.144.237:2323 it shows Time Out Error.
I have 2 devices
Binatone ADSL2/2+ Modem+router
Tenda N3 Wirless N150 WiFi Router
and my Raspberry Pi is connect with WIFI with static IP 192.168.192.99
I searched for this problem but till now not found any appropriate solution.
Is there any problem in configuration of Apache? or I missed some configuration. or it is because of apache restricting to open page with public IP or not allowing to open over internet.
Is there any way..?
Even if the port is open on the external interface of your router, that doesn't necessarily imply that port forwarding is setup correctly, just that the router isn't flat-out rejecting that traffic. Also, as you have a second wireless router in your network (that is probably itself running NAT), you must also have port forwarding setup on that as well.
Apache must also be configured to answer for the virtual host it is being addressed as. It should answer on it's IP with a default page, but without knowing specifics I couldn't rule it out.
That should get you started, but at this point you still need to narrow the problem down quite a bit before proceeding.
Hi have an ip address that has an FTP already setup on it (port 21).
When I add another FTP site in IIS with the same IP and Port it says it cannot start because of a duplicate binding already in IIS.
So I'm curious if I bind the new FTP site with the same IP but will a different port work?
If so, which other port would work or be recommended for this, i suppose i would have to open access on Windows Firewall as well, so i just want to make sure it doesn't open the server up to any potential exploits by exposing the port.
You can use any port not already in use. Running netstat from an elevated command prompt will give you a list of ports in use. People usually use port 2121 or 8021 as an alternative port for FTP.
Although some ports are more frequently scanned by hackers, no port is intrinsically more insecure than others.