when i open my direction for no-ip in explorer, it dont show kaori AMS. it shows my router config page...
what must i change?
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what must i change?
thxx
[NO-IP] Problem with direction
- Thread starter Ashran
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that is a bit odd, and dangerous lol. if your router config page is able to access outside your own LAN, few things to check
first see in your router settings, if something is enabled to allow remote access change to your router, this would open up a 'web server' to the outside.. closing that might fix your problem. #2 did you setup xxamp properly? can you locally view your AMS? if so.. maybe change the redirection link to the correct folder
if you can't then something is wrong with xamp, make sure you installed apache from xxamp, and its running. try those 2 things first
first see in your router settings, if something is enabled to allow remote access change to your router, this would open up a 'web server' to the outside.. closing that might fix your problem. #2 did you setup xxamp properly? can you locally view your AMS? if so.. maybe change the redirection link to the correct folder
if you can't then something is wrong with xamp, make sure you installed apache from xxamp, and its running. try those 2 things first
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only I can enter, i asked to a friend and his explorer don't show anything to him
to enter to my AMS, i must type my LAN IP or 127.0.0.1 or localhost
to enter to my router config, i can type my router IP, or the NO-IP direction, or my Public IP.
i hadn't see anything that seems that
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thx!
to enter to my AMS, i must type my LAN IP or 127.0.0.1 or localhost
to enter to my router config, i can type my router IP, or the NO-IP direction, or my Public IP.
i hadn't see anything that seems that
...
thx!
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Your router does not support Loop Back addressing - which means that when somebody from Outside puts your WAN IP / NO-IP, they get the web server but when you put your WAN IP in there, you get your Router, which is the config Page. This also means that if you try and play MIr3 yourself inside your Lan on your No-IP Address, it wont connect....
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You forward Port 80 to the machine running the Web Server for example??
What Make / Model of Router and all that jazz/.
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My router is a comtrend model ct536+
when I go to http://www.canyouseeme.org/, and check port 80, it says that's open, and also if I try to open it, router says that it's also in use for web server=>that's OK, not?
other thing: when I check ports 25, 7000, 7100 and 7200, it says that they're closed...
when I go to http://www.canyouseeme.org/, and check port 80, it says that's open, and also if I try to open it, router says that it's also in use for web server=>that's OK, not?
other thing: when I check ports 25, 7000, 7100 and 7200, it says that they're closed...
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