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Does the router have an inbuilt firewall that is inadvertantly switched on? I have the same kind of problem with a NAS drive. My internal network sees it, but anybody else can...
(port forwarding doesn't help me, but it might help the OP.. thanks MrShed)
Almost certainly without a doubt port forwarding. But couple of quick questions:
- Can you access it from another PC on your network(if you have one)?
- Do you have a static IP address, range of statics, dynamic, or DDNS?
The router has an inbuilt firewall with options to disable it or to enable the settings.
This is strange because I have the option to select the webserver setting which enable the port 80's on the router. This is preconfigured in a dropdown box in the firewall settings.
A logical deduction from that would be the setting enables this function so other could access easphp from the web. I.e incoming port 80.
I will have a look when I get back home.
I am at my Mams at the moment its my birthday and im here for lunch.(this is not a birthday present by the way)
From the top of my head.
I am trying to view my webserver from the networks external IP address. Ie the one XLN assigns me. And I am using Firefox to view the standard port 80. I even tried viewing port 8080 and 80 with the colon sign before it in firefox.
I have also added both of these to the Router.
I have even made sure that the settings in my apache are configured to port 80 which they are.
Speedtouch 456 v6 and easyphp
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