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2004-02-05       - By Rick Stevens

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asko mursel wrote:
> my router is configured to forward the request to my
> http server on the network (to port 80). Still,
> doesnt ' work. I do run a http server on a computer
> which runs XP and it works fine.
> I don 't know what the problem is. I 'm just gonna start
> all over again.
> Thanks for your response.

There is no problem running a web server and browser on a Linux system.
We do it all the time. My suspicions are that you have a screwed up
router or NAT setup. I 'd need to see the router configs, the routes
on the Linux box and the NAT setup on the router.

> --- SilverVenom22@(protected) wrote:
>
> >I 'm sort of a newbie but I believe your problem is a
> >port confliction. I 'm
> >not sure Linux supports two programs to access the
> >same port, my other
> >computer which runs XP, I can run my apache server
> >as well as browse the web. Try
> >configuring your router to let the Internet see that
> >you are using port 80 yet,
> >with the internal network it will see it as another
> >port.
> >
> > Hope this helps you solve your
> >problem.
> >
> >
> > - Peter
> >
>
>
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