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04-03-2009
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Basic network-related question
I've got apache running, but how the hell do people know which computer to connect to? Because I give them my external IP, which is used across the internet, but I don't give them the specific internal IP of my webserver. How can I get people to connect to a specific computer (or webserver) on my network? Is this to do with settings in my router?
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04-07-2009
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If they one LAN with you, you can detect them from workgroup in you computer.
And for router, this device is very smart for connect one to another.
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05-07-2009
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05-18-2009
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I've got apache running, but how the hell do people know which computer to connect to? Because I give them my external IP, which is used across the internet, but I don't give them the specific internal IP of my webserver. How can I get people to connect to a specific computer (or webserver) on my network? Is this to do with settings in my router?
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