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I have a local Apache server and I want it to be accessible from other machine. I found out that it's possible after turning off (the external, Windows based) firewall.
Can I make it accessible from a specific IP without turning the firewall off?
Go to Windows Firewall GUI and add an exception from the Exceptions Tab..while adding the exception you can change it's scope and can provide a specific IP under Custom List..
Do ensure that the Don't allow exceptions checkbox on the General Tab under the Windows Firewall GUI is Unchecked..
Voilà your Apache server is now accessible from a specific IP without turning the firewall off..!!
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Is there any way to run Splunk enterprise on port 443 without NGinx.
I am getting in issue when triggering alert it redirects to different domains &port.
If any possibility is there , please share steps .
The simplest way to start splunk on different port is to execute command:
$SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk set web-port 8081
But you can also edit file $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/system/local/web.conf (create it if doesn't exist)
and add/edit this section:
[settings]
httpport = 443
Then restart the splunk. BTW you need to restart it as root which can mess some things. This is required because you want splunk to listen to privileged port.
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I have an apache server, which I want to access from another pc at home. when I access it by using ip address, it show http 403 error. I can ping the web server and I turned off the firewall from the web server. And there is restrict ip address in the apache config. Thanks for help.
Please check your log and apache configuration
Do you add this line
Require all granted
In your configuration?
Maybe this answer will solve your problem,
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This is what I encounter:
Port 80 in use by system!
Apache WILL NOT start without the configured ports free!
You need to uninstall/disable/reconfigure the blocking application
2:17:25 PM [Apache] or reconfigure Apache to listen on a different port
this means that some other program on your computer is already using port 80, which is used standard by Apache and other web servers.
I have usually seen that Skype is already using that port for it own purposes. You can safely disable that setting of Skype. Reboot after you have changed this.
See Skype support on port 80/443
If Skype is not the problem, you can use different approaches to see what program is already using port 80.
Windows
Linux
OS X
Disable or reconfigure the blocking program if necessary.
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I just installed Apache Tomcat 7 on my Windows 7 machine. My question is, how can I connect to this server from another computer in my home. ideally id like to connect with something like 192.168..:8080 but that does not seem to be working now. This is on a private network so my understanding is that ports being block should not be an issue right? I mean if the computer can ping each other.
Thank you.
Update: I turned of my windows firewall and I was able to connect from another machine. However, I want to do this while my firewall is on. How would I allow it?
May be the firewall be up on the Tomcat installed computer
How to configure firewalls and Network Address Translation (NAT) for Windows Media Services 9 Series --> refer section --> Enabling access to an encoder outside a firewall
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I have a .war file that needs to be deployed in a public ip in order to work. Do you know a free web host that I could try to deploy it? I know dozens solutions with Apache, PHP , MySQL but never really heard anything about Tomcat.
Any ideas?
simplest answer, even if this requires a bit of work, AWS.
Create a free AWS account.
Fire up EC2 instance in free tier
Login to EC2 instance(your own server)
Download tomcat via wget
Assign public IP to that instance and open port 8080 or whatever you assign
Deploy and enjoy!