My server is running windows 2003, and is configured as a NAT Router. I want
it to allow internet users to find my web site, wich is located on one of my
internal workstations.
I opened up the Routing and Remote Access Microsoft Management console and
tried to open the "port 80". but it doesn't work. (by the way, i don't have
any other firewall running).

here's how i proceded :

Start Menu >Administrative tools > Routing and Remote Access.

At the RRAS MMC:

Local Server > IP Routing > NAT/Basic Firewall

In the right pane, right clicked the internet NIC, and choosed the "Services
and Ports" tab.
Hilighted and checked the Web server option and pressed "Edit".

In the Private Address i put my Internal workstation's IP Adress.

Where did i go wrong, or what else do i need to do

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Your ISP may be blocking icnomming traffic from the net on port
80 to prevent you from running a web server. Try another port.

On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 00:04:10 +0100, "Joćo Portela"
<joao.portela@netvisao.pt> wrote:

>My server is running windows 2003, and is configured as a NAT Router. I wan
t
>it to allow internet users to find my web site, wich is located on one of m
y
>internal workstations.
>I opened up the Routing and Remote Access Microsoft Management console and
>tried to open the "port 80". but it doesn't work. (by the way, i don't have
>any other firewall running).
>
>here's how i proceded :
>
>Start Menu >Administrative tools > Routing and Remote Access.
>
>At the RRAS MMC:
>
>Local Server > IP Routing > NAT/Basic Firewall
>
>In the right pane, right clicked the internet NIC, and choosed the "Service
s
>and Ports" tab.
>Hilighted and checked the Web server option and pressed "Edit".
>
>In the Private Address i put my Internal workstation's IP Adress.
>
>Where did i go wrong, or what else do i need to do
>
>

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On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 00:04:10 +0100, "Joćo Portela"
<joao.portela@netvisao.pt> wrote:

>My server is running windows 2003, and is configured as a NAT Router. I wan
t
>it to allow internet users to find my web site, wich is located on one of m
y
>internal workstations.
>I opened up the Routing and Remote Access Microsoft Management console and
>tried to open the "port 80". but it doesn't work. (by the way, i don't have
>any other firewall running).
>
>here's how i proceded :
>
>Start Menu >Administrative tools > Routing and Remote Access.
>
>At the RRAS MMC:
>
>Local Server > IP Routing > NAT/Basic Firewall
>
>In the right pane, right clicked the internet NIC, and choosed the "Service
s
>and Ports" tab.
>Hilighted and checked the Web server option and pressed "Edit".
>
>In the Private Address i put my Internal workstation's IP Adress.
>
>Where did i go wrong, or what else do i need to do
>
Do you have the Web Publishing turned on?
If you do is set for all IP's?
Is it redirected to the web server?

Do you have the web server configured for port 8080?

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No, i have it configure at port 80
"Joćo Portela" <joao.portela@netvisao.pt> escreveu na mensagem
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> My server is running windows 2003, and is configured as a NAT Router. I
want
> it to allow internet users to find my web site, wich is located on one of
my
> internal workstations.
> I opened up the Routing and Remote Access Microsoft Management console and
> tried to open the "port 80". but it doesn't work. (by the way, i don't
have
> any other firewall running).
>
> here's how i proceded :
>
> Start Menu >Administrative tools > Routing and Remote Access.
>
> At the RRAS MMC:
>
> Local Server > IP Routing > NAT/Basic Firewall
>
> In the right pane, right clicked the internet NIC, and choosed the
"Services
> and Ports" tab.
> Hilighted and checked the Web server option and pressed "Edit".
>
> In the Private Address i put my Internal workstation's IP Adress.
>
> Where did i go wrong, or what else do i need to do
>
>

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