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Apache WAN issue (Web hosting forum closed)

cousin_borat · 2008-04-04 08:27:02

Hi there, I've configured Apache on an internal Lan with Bugzilla. Works fine internally. Apache is configured to run on port 8080.' However I'm unable to get WAN access using my static IP address. I know port 8080 is forwarded because if I fire up Tomcat on the same port number on the same machine then I can access Tomcat…

04-04-2008 8:27am

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cousin_borat

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Hi there,

I've configured Apache on an internal Lan with Bugzilla. Works fine internally.

Apache is configured to run on port 8080.'

However I'm unable to get WAN access using my static IP address. I know port 8080 is forwarded because if I fire up Tomcat on the same port number on the same machine then I can access Tomcat externally.

Do I need to open port 22 as well? I don;t really need ssh access to Apache.

Do I need to create a virtual host in the Apache configuration?

Any other suggestions welcome

[RESOLVED]
Read the manual as usual... I added the proper IP address for the machine to the Apache configuration file. Initially there was just the localhost address.

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