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webserver port redirect?
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I have a webserver that uses port 80 and the port cannot be changed.
is there a way to redirect another port to it?
or a program that can run on a pc that will redirect to the webserver?
my ISP blocks 80 of course, I have 4 webservers that all use port 80 and I
can't change that. they are stand alone units(not computers).
is there a way to redirect another port to it?
or a program that can run on a pc that will redirect to the webserver?
my ISP blocks 80 of course, I have 4 webservers that all use port 80 and I
can't change that. they are stand alone units(not computers).
Yes
Yes
The ISP blocking port 80 is strange, so I am assuming it is blocking incoming connections to port 80 on your public IP. Being that you have embedded webservers I'm assuming you don't know how to log in to the embedded devices, and change things.
To redirect another port to the embedded devices you will need to add a configurable router or computer between the devices and the Internet (If I have you topography correct). The easiest way for me would be a basic Linux installation, with a few iptables firewall rules. Should take me an hour.
If you have no Linux experience this might be a day's worth of work. Alternatively you can drop in a computer with MS Windows on it (if you want to go the less functional/expensive way). Unfortunately I have no experience with MS Windows firewall applications. It might take you a day just to decide on a firewall application
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my ISP blocks 80 of course, I have 4 webservers that all use port 80 and I
can't change that. they are stand alone units(not computers).
To redirect another port to the embedded devices you will need to add a configurable router or computer between the devices and the Internet (If I have you topography correct). The easiest way for me would be a basic Linux installation, with a few iptables firewall rules. Should take me an hour.
If you have no Linux experience this might be a day's worth of work. Alternatively you can drop in a computer with MS Windows on it (if you want to go the less functional/expensive way). Unfortunately I have no experience with MS Windows firewall applications. It might take you a day just to decide on a firewall application
http://portforward.com/english/route...outerindex.htm
can you find your router here?
can you find your router here?
Real stupidity always beats Artificial Intelligence. (Terry Pratchett)
BA BizMg, MCSE, DCSE, Linux+, Network+
BA BizMg, MCSE, DCSE, Linux+, Network+
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