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[Kalphiter]

That site doesn't show anything.

Website, Apache, and a dynamic IP.

I do know what I'm doing. I setup Apache and No-IP correctly and it didn't work for me.

I don't know how it is for you. But for me it does not work.

You clearly don't understand that Verizon blocks port 80 under your plan.

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[Pacnet2012²]

I didn't use port 80.

[Kalphiter]

It's too hard to figure it out when all you said was "it didn't work"

[Pacnet2012²]

It's too hard to figure it out when all you said was "it didn't work"

I mean that I can only connect via local host, ext.ip : port doesn't work, and apparently no ip DDNS is messed up.

[Lugnut]

You clearly don't understand that Verizon blocks port 80 under your plan.

ssh tunnels

oh sorry pacnet, that's beyond you

my apologies, that was mean. i don't try to come off as mean.

I didn't use port 80.

hold on, i have the perfect image for this

[Rub]

ssh tunnels

oh sorry pacnet, that's beyond you

my apologies, that was mean. i don't try to come off as mean.
hold on, i have the perfect image for this

How would an SSH tunnel help with a public facing HTTP server on port 80? Looks like you don't know what you're talking about either, simple networking - beyond you. Idiot.

[Lugnut]

How would an SSH tunnel help with a public facing HTTP server on port 80? Looks like you don't know what you're talking about either, simple networking - beyond you. Idiot.

true, i forgot for a second that it would require connecting in and completing the tunnel.

[Rub]

true, i forgot for a second that it would require connecting in and completing the tunnel.

You didn't forget it for a second, you just don't know.

[Pacnet2012²]

oh sorry pacnet, that's beyond you

Secure shell tunnel. It would let me bypass Verizon's port 80 block so users connect to a external SSH server which forwards to my port 80.

[Rub]

Why don't you just use a different port..?

[Lugnut]

You didn't forget it for a second, you just don't know.

why the forget would I bring something up I don't know about?
i discovered bypassing NAT by using ssh port redirect tunnel things. it seemed to apply here.
i forgot the need to create another tunnel - actually, i don't think you do. let me go try something.

Secure shell tunnel. It would let me bypass Verizon's port 80 block so users connect to a external SSH server which forwards to my port 80.

actually i'm not positive about that. you would need an external server to redirect requests through though...

[Pacnet2012²]

Why don't you just use a different port..?

Exactly. I did. It doesn't work for me. But Kalph thinks that if it works for him, it works for me.

[Rub]

Exactly. I did. It doesn't work for me. But Kalph thinks that if it works for him, it works for me.

Apache is such a simple service, HTTP is such a basic, fundamental protocol, if it doesn't work you're almost certainly doing something wrong.

[Pacnet2012²]

Apache is such a simple service, HTTP is such a basic, fundamental protocol, if it doesn't work you're almost certainly doing something wrong.

The problem is in my DDNS. It can only connect through local host.

[Kalphiter]

So a person can't connect to his own server given by Pacnet, and Pacnet can't get a web server running...

he can't operate his router properly.