WAMP Problem

[eagledude4]

I couldn't find the correct thread to post this, but it concerns my Gunz Server so it makes some sense to put it here.

So the problem is my index page can't be accessed non-locally. (putting my no-ip host or my wan IP address in the URL bar won't load a page)

- WAMP Server is running (online and taskbar icon is white)

- Port 80 is forwarded

- No-IP Duc is running (Hosts are online)

- Index page can be accessed locally, but not by using my hosts or Wan-IP.

- Portforwarding 80 on either my Local IP-address, default Gateway, or WAN-IP doesn't load the page.

- The hosts: dark-karma.no-ip.biz & karmagames.no-ip.biz

- Canyouseeme says port 80 is opened on my wan ip after I portforwarded 80 on my local IP-address

Teamviewer help would be greatly appreciated.

[MentaL]

[eagledude4]

can someone reply please

[Number12]

Hmm well I don't know wamp but apache is always better. Maybe it's ur Internet or maybe your router? 0.o
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[yurij13]

wamp is 100% better :)
and i got the same problem no page loads

[eagledude4]

Let's keep this topic going, I need to fix my wamp asap.

[randy1234]

use appsev

[eagledude4]

use appsev

This doesn't work either.

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Teamviewer someone?

[eagledude4]

Someone

[kenvelo]

After the ip put :8080

[eagledude4]

After the ip put :8080

Do you mean port forward 8080?

[eagledude4]

Hello?

[Night2Dark2]

Are you sure your ISP doesn't block port 80? Some ISP's do this for well, people not to host stuff on their local pc to be accessed remotely.

Edit: WAMP = Windows Apache MySQL PHP <-----------------. AppServ is the same thing. and XAMPP is too. I prefer LAMP stacks over Windows Based stacks, but thats just me, I've been working with linux way too much.

[Xirene]

Yeah Me too. Same Problem . Im Owner Of A gunz and My Register Page dont Work Cuz Port 80 Is Blocked. I Cant Do Exemple: MyIp:80 .... So Me I Use XAMP With The HTdocs .. Its Better than Wamp

[Night2Dark2]

Well, you guys could change it to an alternative port, and have people go there. If you'd like to do that, look for httpd.conf inside the apache folder, and look for a line that says

Listen 80

change that to

 Listen <otherPort>

then restart WAMP / XAMPP / AppServ and try again using the new port in the url(FROM YOUR EXTERNAL IP aka for me 66.229.&&&.&&&:newPort)

[eagledude4]

Are you sure your ISP doesn't block port 80?

No, my ISP doesn't block port 80. Canyouseeme.org confirmed it:

Success: I can see your service on (IP Address)  on port (80)
Your ISP is not blocking port 80

[Night2Dark2]

Wait, what does your error say when you load the page? Something about the page not being allowed to be accessed by external IPs? right? If its that, open

\WAMP\bin\Apache\Apache2.2.11\conf\httpd.conf

Jump to line 232

change

Order Deny,Allow
Deny from all
Allow from 127.0.0.1

it should say something similar to that

to

Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all

and restart WAMP. you should be able to see it after this.

[Hellz Riotz]

Make sure port 80 is port forwarded and when it is i suggest using xampp its better then WAMP and is still ez to use :)

[Night2Dark2]

Hellz, their BOTH Apache stacks, I've mentioned that before ON THIS SAME TOPIC. His port 80 is forwarded, he just has to change 2 lines on his Apache config.

[Xirene]

Same Problem. I Cant Port Forward. the port 80.

[::.kakashi.::]

wamp is 100% better :)
and i got the same problem no page loads

No :D.

eagledude4 use EasyPhp.

[eagledude4]

Wait, what does your error say when you load the page? Something about the page not being allowed to be accessed by external IPs?

No, my error is:

The connection has timed out

The server at karmagames.no-ip.biz is taking too long to respond.

karmagames.no-ip.biz is one of my no-ip hosts.

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Jump to line 232

change

Order Deny,Allow
Deny from all
Allow from 127.0.0.1

it should say something similar to that

to

Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all

Mine already says:

Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all

[Night2Dark2]

Mhm, thats weird. Are you sure you port forwarded correctly? That error is normally what happens when you don't forward it all the way. Make sure you added the port exception to windows firewall also. that is normally one thing that forces that error to happen. I remember when I joined my pc to my active directory domain, I used to get tons of windows firewall error messages due to programs being blocked and not allowed on the company network lol

[eagledude4]

My Port Forward page above

[eagledude4]

please help

[wesman2232]

Seriously people....
http://forum.ragezone.com/f311/read-...ervers-667302/
EDIT : Sorry Night2Dark2 didn't notice you already posted something like this in here :P