Website Problem

Hey everyone!

I set up a website with No-Ip, and Xampp, and it's all in the htdocs folder of Xampp. I forwarded all the needed ports through my Linksys router. (World, Char, Login, Port 80) And I downloaded the No-Ip Client and let it do its thing, with Apache running I can see the website on the computer that's hosting it, but not on any other computer, I just get the error below. Also, the no-ip thing is crazedflyff.servegame.com.

This is the error I recieve on any other computer besides the one that is hosting it:

Spoiler:

http://i884.photobucket.com/albums/a...n/screenie.jpg

The computer also has Norton 360 on it, but we turned everything off of Norton 360 but it still didn't work.

Help is appreciated!
Thanks!

Can you view the website by typing: crazedflyff.servegame.com on the hosting pc?

Yes, on the pc that is hosting it I CAN see it.

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So do you think something is blocking my computer from seeing it? Well I don't know. Can you see it?

IP Address's not matching or something?
Check all the ip's, make sure they are the same...that's all I can guess

The I.p's are fine, well I think anyway. If I could see it on the computer that is hosting dosen't that mean the I.p's are fine? :O

Have you tried re-installing XAMPP ?

Okay, I will try that. Hopefully it works.

Might try wamp also...

Guys, I don't think it is Wamp or Xampp.

Another thing:

The hosting computer is behind a Linksys router. (And I DID forward Port 80)

Have you checked your Firewall ?

Yes, we have checked the Firewall, and we did tell it to Forward Port 80/Open Port 80. Also, it's Norton 360 that's the Firewall.

Ah, did you only port-forward your Firewall ?

No, I port Forwarded the Linksys Router, and the Firewall.

Could you show a screenshot of how you portforwarded it ?

http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/6162/jajabla.png

That is how I did it, Applications and Gaming - > Port Range Forwarding.

Try to make apache an other port, like 82 or something different, and forward thát port.
Look for google how to change :)

TheUndead, that's how I did it, does it work for you? It must be a Norton 360 problem.

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Originally Posted by |Waffles|

TheUndead, that's how I did it, does it work for you? It must be a Norton 360 problem.

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Hmm, i think there is an other application on your pc that runs on port 80, like skype or IIS.
Try putting apache on an other port, and is port 80 open?

How do you Open Port 80?

Do you use the Xampp Control Panel to run your Server ?
If this is so, you may have to check that the Word "Running" shows and not dissapear. If it dissapears, you have to check your Ports (like Port Check (comes with Xampp)). Tell us...

It's running.

Whit which fix? Cause that is handy to know for other people