[Xitami] local IP v. domain

[Marc Doigny]

If you have internet access on the test computer (probably since it's your 
server?), you can alse access your local pages using their internet name. 
My router is configured to allow that.
If the test computer don't have internet access, install a small proxi on a 
computer that has internet access and access your pages via the proxi server.

marc



At 23:17 16/05/02, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>I've been working like this for some time,  and just thought to ask if 
>anyone knows away around my minor problem.
>
>My server is also my work station, on a home network behind a netgear 
>firewall/router.  From any point behind the firewall I need to type in or 
>refer to the local ip address to test scripts or access html pages.  NAT 
>is setup to direct port 80 calls to the webserver...
>
>Is there anyway I can set things up so I can write my perl scripts 
>refering to the actual domain of my site and have them work behind the 
>firewall?  Or, more simply, for me to type 
><http://www.archaetext.com>www.archaetext.com into a browser v. the local 
>IP address?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Michael
>
>***********************
>Michael Bronder
><mailto:bronder@attbi.com>bronder@attbi.com
>978.771.3257
>***********************
>
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