F
Franklin
I have somethings I would like to share with myself when
away from home. I have WinXp and NetGear RP114 Router all
running on my home network. Creating the Web site and ftp
site IIS, I forwarded port 80 and port 21 to local IP ex.
192.168.0.9 . On both my default web site/ftp, I put in
the local IP address for the site identification. I had a
friend test the site with my real IP **.*.***.**, but did
not work. But When I type in the local IP address on my
web browser on any of the computer on the network at
home, it works. So I took the router out and connected
the computer directly to my cable modem. I put my real IP
on the both default web site/ ftp for the site
identification. The friend tested it and it worked. I
connected the router back and
left the real IP address for the site identification, but
it did not work. I believe this is a configuration issue
either with the router or Internet Information Services.
Please someone who knows routers and IIS, help. Thank you
for your consideration.
away from home. I have WinXp and NetGear RP114 Router all
running on my home network. Creating the Web site and ftp
site IIS, I forwarded port 80 and port 21 to local IP ex.
192.168.0.9 . On both my default web site/ftp, I put in
the local IP address for the site identification. I had a
friend test the site with my real IP **.*.***.**, but did
not work. But When I type in the local IP address on my
web browser on any of the computer on the network at
home, it works. So I took the router out and connected
the computer directly to my cable modem. I put my real IP
on the both default web site/ ftp for the site
identification. The friend tested it and it worked. I
connected the router back and
left the real IP address for the site identification, but
it did not work. I believe this is a configuration issue
either with the router or Internet Information Services.
Please someone who knows routers and IIS, help. Thank you
for your consideration.