[Xitami] Ron

[Chestnut]

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That would work if the server were setup with a direct connection to the =
internet. However, it sounds like it is behind a connection and/or =
router. In this instance the router must forward the request for port 80 =
to the server's ip address on your network. This way when a web request =
comes in to your system the router nows to pipe it to the proper machine =
on your network. Also, is the network protected by a firewall, web =
servers usually do not sit in with the machines in your own user =
network, a dmz setup is preferred for security purposes.
Pat
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