I have ngrok working just fine. The tunnel status displays the forwarding address for http and https along with the web interface address. I had to change the default web interface port from 4040 to 4045 because it conflicted with Parse-Server's web interface. When I go to http://localhost:4045, I get nothing. Any ideas greatly appreciated!
Take a look at this question: How to change ngrok's web interface port address (not 4040)?.
The answer may help you change the default interface port from 4040 to 4045.
I hope I was helpfull.
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Like the title says it, I need to configure my server to that it is reachable via the IP. I'm just asking where i can redirect/reroute it in the config?
Thanks
So i found out that in the nginx config you have to add an ip and an DNS Entry and it works :)
As mentioned in the question, I have deployed my service on IIS and using my computer ip address "111.111.111.1:100 and also specify the port (100).
I also checked if the port was listening which it is. The service deploys with no problem. I can also see the asmx file however when I open it is just blank. I have done some research before posting this question but didn't find and valid answer to my question. Hopefully will find it here. Thanks in advance.
Research made
WCF rest web service working on localhost but not on host
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/823b076c-160d-4f52-86ad-c84dfb91accb/webservice-running-on-localhost-but-not-running-with-full-server-name?forum=biztalkgeneral
Did you check your firewall settings? Maybe the firewall is blocking the port you are using
How can I make Laravel Homestead (a Vagrant vm) accessible via the internet? Currently, I have set my router to port-forward to my host machine's local IP. However, that causes the Laravel site to think that all incoming requests are coming from 10.0.2.2.
What would be the correct way to make the site accessible via the internet? Would I have to get the VM to be assigned an IP from the routers DHCP? If so, how do I do that?
The correct answer these days would be to use Homestead's share alias on the command line via ssh.
eg. share acme.app
Behind the scenes, this uses ngrok and is documented in the Laravel documentation.
You can make it work with xip.io service. More details here: http://christoph-rumpel.com/2014/10/access-laravel-homestead-projects-through-other-devices-in-three-little-steps/
Chances are you need to tell Laravel to trust the router as a proxy:
Request::setTrustedProxies([
'10.0.2.2',
]);
This will work if the router correctly sets X-Forwarded-For sort of headers.
I have a sample project (using a webserver) working on localhost:49350
I would like to access that from another computer in the same network. However, entering the IP address instead of localhost (the one i get via cmd--> ipconfig) does not seem to work
(192.168.0.17:49350). I get a bad request (400).
Can anyone help? I am using asp.net web api and I am fairly new to this.
Thanks in advance!
Greets.
Try to open the port (49350) on your router, should be open for TCP.
Im trying to make my website public and accessible by anyone. I am using xampp. I dont have a static ip address so i decided to use dynamic dns services. My concern is, to what port should i configure my router to forward connections? What port is used by Xampp?
Thanks in advance. Any help will be much appreciated.
Quote from xampp home page:
The default configuration is not good from a securtiy point of view and it's not secure enough for a production environment - please don't use XAMPP in such environment.
I really don't know how to do it but I imagine there is an "Online Mode". Google should yield a simple answer for this.
Any web server on your computer should be listening on port 80. That is the standard port for browsing websites.