Setting up apache web server behind a router

[Christopher Chan]

Joaquin Cañete wrote:
> in this case the solution is open the router whit this ACL, all trafic 
> from 0.0.0.0 (any IP from wan) to the port 80 of the router is listen 
> in the IP 192.168.0.1 in the port 8080, means routers ofering set this 
> values in the virtual server config tab.

No, he has ALREADY solved the problem. It has nothing to do with the 
router settings. Please read the whole thread. Otherwise you are going 
to bring a bad name to that RHSA certificate you have.

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> Joaquin Cañete
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> 2009/6/8 Marco Segreto <msegreto at sfsu.edu <mailto:msegreto at sfsu.edu>>
>
>     I found my problem, I had configured ufw and hadn't opened port
>     8080 yet
>     so it was being blocked
>
>     Thanks for the help
>     >>
>     >>
>     >>
>     >>
>     > not 100% sure about the other stuff in "default" (i dont have
>     anything
>     > in there but virtualhosts for other websites) but if you cant
>     get to the
>     > webserver from outside the router with a browser id say either
>     one of 2
>     > things are wrong.  your isp blocks the port or all ports or your
>     port
>     > forwarding isnt set up correctly in the router?
>     >
>     > is it setup to forward port 8080 to the internal ip of your
>     webserver?
>     >
>     > from your internal network can you get the website by calling it
>     with
>     > internalIP:8080?
>     >
>     > PS. whatever changes you make in sites-available you also ave to
>     make in
>     > sites-enabled as well.
>     >
>     >
>     >
>     > steve
>     >
>     >
>     >
>     >
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