
Originally Posted by
frantier123
I am using WAMP, and does the $serverip = 127.0.0.1 is included ?
It depends on what CMS you are using, but there should be some sort of config file (ex. config.php).
An example of the config file (not the entire file, just the server information part) from the one I am using: LFS CMS (Credits for the general layout go to LukyJay)
Code:
$host['naam'] = 'localhost'; // your host
$host['gebruikersnaam'] = 'root'; // your database username (assuming it's root)
$host['wachtwoord'] = ''dbpassword"; // your database password
$host['databasenaam'] = 'databasenamehere'; // your database name
$servername = "ExampleStory!"; //Your servers name here.
$serverip = "WAN/Hamachi IP Here"; //Replace with your WAN IP if public
$loginport = "8484"; //Don't change
$sql_db = "databasenamehere"; //DB Name
$sql_host = "localhost"; //DB Host (Don't change)
$sql_user = "root"; //DB User (again assuming it's root)
$sql_pass = "dbpassword"; //DB Password
With WAMP, Apache's port should be set to 80, and for me, I do not have it's separate SQL service running. (meaning the WAMP speedometer icon appears as a "near full" yellow color in the system tray; still works perfectly fine.) I don't think much else needs to be done here.
Also remember that your users MUST be connected to your hamachi network before they can view your site, if you chose to run if off of the hamachi IP.
Check to see what edits your made to any of the files, as one small change can sometimes prevent you from seeing the page at all.
Hope this helps some.