ADSL webserver

[ahmeds]

I have a little problem i can't run webserver on my adsl SmartAX MT880 please help
i have system ip 192.168.1.100 (Adsl Connected on this lancard)
second i have 192.168.0.1 shearing internet connection
getway 192.168.1.1
dynamic ip on adsl modem 59.94.112.x (on modem)
getway adsl 59.94.112.1(on modem)
subnet 255.0.0.0(on modem
please tell me the solution to running web and i have ahmeds.tzo.net free
subdomin with web server and dynaDNS provider

 

[Nodsu]

Ugh.. All those IPs from the same range.. How about a pretty diagram of your network setup showing exactly what is connected where, including all addresses?

 

[toffeapple]

I have a little problem i can't run webserver on my adsl SmartAX MT880 please help
i have system ip 192.168.1.100 (Adsl Connected on this lancard)
second i have 192.168.0.1 shearing internet connection

change the "second",what ever that means!! to 192.168.1.2

 

[DelJo63]

For systems you have on your side of the modem/router, you need access to port 80. Public access to your server is usually inhibited by the ISP by design.
They want you to PAY for a server class bandwidth connection.

As a temporary work around, have the Webserver use a port link 60080
and then use your browser to access it eg
http://$my_url:60080/

The ISP can't block everything but may charge you an arm+leg for extra bandwidth

 

[Samstoned]

if router has a DMZ port put server on that
if not you must do port forward I used to use 192-168-1-200 lan open both tcp and udp pick a port # like 6345 or 8080 is common I think you can go to 5 digits up to about 40000??
now config your server app like , if you own your on doman
here's my old url M7L.com:8080/ if you don't have a doman name
you use your WAN ip from your provider 00-000-00-0:8080/
dots instead of dashs of course
most ISP's wil not even bother you about your bandwidth
just remember this is uploading and your uploads are limited under 700kb/s

 

[DelJo63]

8080 is common I think you can go to 5 digits up to about 40000??

the highest port number allowed is 2**16 or 65535 and port 8080 is
another http service for JSP technology(ie: java on the server side).
I'm sure that will get blocked also, but hey -- give it a try -- it might just work

 

[DelJo63]

typical acceptable use policy

sometimes we forget to read all the fine print. here's an excerpt from
my ISP's Acceptable Use Policy:

(e) Traffic Consumption Allowances. xxxxx has the right to
monitor, measure and report bandwidth consumption by You. xxxxx
reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to establish, modify and/or
enforce consumption allowances at any time now or in the future, with or
without notice to You, and to apply a surcharge for excess usage

(g) to run a server of any type in connection with the xxxxx
Broadband Service, or to provide network or host services to others via
the xxxxx Network. Prohibited uses include, without limitation,
running servers for PPP, FTP, HTTP, DNS, POP, SMTP, NNTP, Proxy
(any variety), DHCP, IRC, TELNET, TFTP, SNMP and multi-user
interactive forums, and remapping of ports for the purpose of operating a
server on the xxxxx Network;

(j) to operate a WI-FI or other form of wireless network that allows others
who are not in your household to use your xxxxx Broadband Service.​