[SOLVED]Configure Apache to be accessable on the internet
Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2003 5:32 pm
Not sure where to post this, so i'm positng it here...
Currently, I have apache setup at home ( windows xp, apache 2 ) to just run for my web development. However, i'd like to be able to access my web pages that are on my computer now, from the internet by typing in my IP.
Is there a way to do this? In other words, do I need a URL redirector, or do I need to make changes in my apache configuration?
I'm currently using a static IP, but I am pretty sure this ispossible still yet ( even if my ip changes ). I've tried downloading NetStat and other related web hosting services, but of course they override my apache configuration and php doesn't work. Any help would greatly be appreciated .
Currently, I have apache setup at home ( windows xp, apache 2 ) to just run for my web development. However, i'd like to be able to access my web pages that are on my computer now, from the internet by typing in my IP.
Is there a way to do this? In other words, do I need a URL redirector, or do I need to make changes in my apache configuration?
I'm currently using a static IP, but I am pretty sure this ispossible still yet ( even if my ip changes ). I've tried downloading NetStat and other related web hosting services, but of course they override my apache configuration and php doesn't work. Any help would greatly be appreciated .