I am wanting to make my windows 2000 machine a web server for a small site,
but I am not sure how to do it I have tried to search fro software that does
it but I carnet get them to work.

I have an BTO connection working through an Asus ev6000 router which is
always on with a permanent ip and then I have a few pc on the network. i can
share the pages with the pcs on my side of the router but cant access them
from the out side. Can you ping a pc on a network from the other side of the
router?

Mik

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"Mik" <mik187206@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am wanting to make my windows 2000 machine a web server for a small
site,
> but I am not sure how to do it I have tried to search fro software that
does
> it but I carnet get them to work.
>
> I have an BTO connection working through an Asus ev6000 router which is
> always on with a permanent ip and then I have a few pc on the network. i
can
> share the pages with the pcs on my side of the router but cant access them
> from the out side. Can you ping a pc on a network from the other side of
the
> router?
>
> Mik

You'll need to configure static IP and port translations on the outside to
the inside of your router.

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Don't suppose anybody knows how to do this with the asus ev6000?

Mik

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> "Mik" <mik187206@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:afi2rf$ned$1@knossos.btinternet.com...
> > I am wanting to make my windows 2000 machine a web server for a small
> site,
> > but I am not sure how to do it I have tried to search fro software that
> does
> > it but I carnet get them to work.
> >
> > I have an BTO connection working through an Asus ev6000 router which is
> > always on with a permanent ip and then I have a few pc on the network. i
> can
> > share the pages with the pcs on my side of the router but cant access
them
> > from the out side. Can you ping a pc on a network from the other side of
> the
> > router?
> >
> > Mik
>
> You'll need to configure static IP and port translations on the outside to
> the inside of your router.
>
>

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> Don't suppose anybody knows how to do this with the asus ev6000?
>
> Mik

Never heard of that brand or model. Have you checked their web site for
deployment scenarios or technical support?

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Would you change something in the routing table?

Mik


"Andy Barkl" <abarkl@NOSPAM.wetrainit.com> wrote in message
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> "Mik" <mik187206@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:afi9t4$r3c$1@helle.btinternet.com...
> > Don't suppose anybody knows how to do this with the asus ev6000?
> >
> > Mik
>
> Never heard of that brand or model. Have you checked their web site for
> deployment scenarios or technical support?
>
>

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Also have to uses NAT because I only have on ip from BTO so can you do it
over the NAT or do I have to plug the old modem back in and share the
connection though the ICS again?

Mik

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> "Mik" <mik187206@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:afi9t4$r3c$1@helle.btinternet.com...
> > Don't suppose anybody knows how to do this with the asus ev6000?
> >
> > Mik
>
> Never heard of that brand or model. Have you checked their web site for
> deployment scenarios or technical support?
>
>

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thinking it is something to do with the NATs and "port forwarding" all I
need to know is how it works cant find it in any of the net + stuff. Sybex
and Meyers.

Will give solwise a ring in the morning (who I got it from)

if anyone knows a good web site or something that could be help full about
nats and port forwarding. especially with an asus router. thanks

Mik


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> "Mik" <mik187206@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> > Don't suppose anybody knows how to do this with the asus ev6000?
> >
> > Mik
>
> Never heard of that brand or model. Have you checked their web site for
> deployment scenarios or technical support?
>
>

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> Would you change something in the routing table?
>
> Mik

Nothing needs to change in the routing table.

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"Mik" <mik187206@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Also have to uses NAT because I only have on ip from BTO so can you do it
> over the NAT or do I have to plug the old modem back in and share the
> connection though the ICS again?
>
> Mik

Static NAT is required from the outside to inside.

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"Mik" <mik187206@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> thinking it is something to do with the NATs and "port forwarding" all I
> need to know is how it works cant find it in any of the net + stuff. Sybex
> and Meyers.
>
> Will give solwise a ring in the morning (who I got it from)
>
> if anyone knows a good web site or something that could be help full about
> nats and port forwarding. especially with an asus router. thanks
>
> Mik

A Network+ technician usually will not have the skills required hence it
wouldn't show the details in a N+ study guide.

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