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HTTP server on a LAN using ICS and Windows FirewallI want to run Apache on a box on the LAN that is connected to the Internet
through ICS. The ICS host is running Windows Firewall. Can it be done? If so, how? Hi
ICS is a software Routing program. It has to be enabled on the computer with the Internet connection. A Client computer that runs standard Ethernet and can assume an IP within the range of ICS would be able to get to the Internet. Jack (MVP-Networking). Show quoteHide quote "zezozose" <zezoz***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B4C9B13E-4D26-408C-9FBE-6BE21DAC90CB@microsoft.com... >I want to run Apache on a box on the LAN that is connected to the Internet > through ICS. The ICS host is running Windows Firewall. Can it be done? If > so, > how? ICS is working just fine and i can access the web server from the ICS host,
but I can't seem to get the WAN to see the server. I've set a bunch of different combinations in the ICS and firewall settings, but nothing worked. Show quoteHide quote "Jack (MVP-Networking)." wrote: > Hi > ICS is a software Routing program. It has to be enabled on the computer with > the Internet connection. A Client computer that runs standard Ethernet and > can assume an IP within the range of ICS would be able to get to the > Internet. > Jack (MVP-Networking). > > "zezozose" <zezoz***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:B4C9B13E-4D26-408C-9FBE-6BE21DAC90CB@microsoft.com... > >I want to run Apache on a box on the LAN that is connected to the Internet > > through ICS. The ICS host is running Windows Firewall. Can it be done? If > > so, > > how? > > > In article <B4C9B13E-4D26-408C-9FBE-6BE21DAC9***@microsoft.com>,
zezozose <zezoz***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >I want to run Apache on a box on the LAN that is connected to the Internet On the ICS host, open ports in the Windows Firewall to forward>through ICS. The ICS host is running Windows Firewall. Can it be done? If so, >how? incoming connection requests to the computer that runs Apache. 1. Go to Control Panel > Security Center > Windows Firewall. 2. Click the Advanced tab. 3. Click the Internet connection, then click Settings. 4. Put a check mark in the "Web Server (HTTP)" box and specify the name or IP address of the Apache server. If the Apache server handles requests other than HTTP, create port definitions and exceptions for them, too. I already tried that and every combination of server and hosts in ICS and in
the LAN and WAN firewall settings and nothing worked. Something is messed up, obviously. Show quoteHide quote "Steve Winograd [MVP]" wrote: > In article <B4C9B13E-4D26-408C-9FBE-6BE21DAC9***@microsoft.com>, > zezozose <zezoz***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > >I want to run Apache on a box on the LAN that is connected to the Internet > >through ICS. The ICS host is running Windows Firewall. Can it be done? If so, > >how? > > On the ICS host, open ports in the Windows Firewall to forward > incoming connection requests to the computer that runs Apache. > > 1. Go to Control Panel > Security Center > Windows Firewall. > > 2. Click the Advanced tab. > > 3. Click the Internet connection, then click Settings. > > 4. Put a check mark in the "Web Server (HTTP)" box and specify the > name or IP address of the Apache server. > > If the Apache server handles requests other than HTTP, create port > definitions and exceptions for them, too. > In article <7AC5D63E-CEAA-436E-818E-93BD2BEDD***@microsoft.com>,
zezozose <zezoz***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: Show quoteHide quote >> >I want to run Apache on a box on the LAN that is connected to the Internet You're welcome.>> >through ICS. The ICS host is running Windows Firewall. Can it be done? If so, >> >how? >> >> On the ICS host, open ports in the Windows Firewall to forward >> incoming connection requests to the computer that runs Apache. >> >> 1. Go to Control Panel > Security Center > Windows Firewall. >> >> 2. Click the Advanced tab. >> >> 3. Click the Internet connection, then click Settings. >> >> 4. Put a check mark in the "Web Server (HTTP)" box and specify the >> name or IP address of the Apache server. >> >> If the Apache server handles requests other than HTTP, create port >> definitions and exceptions for them, too. >> >I already tried that and every combination of server and hosts in ICS and in >the LAN and WAN firewall settings and nothing worked. Something is messed up, >obviously. Hi
I do not know how you are testing the WAN side. However if you do it through the Internet it might be that your ISP is blocking the server's Ports. Jack (MVP-Networking). Show quoteHide quote "zezozose" <zezoz***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B4C9B13E-4D26-408C-9FBE-6BE21DAC90CB@microsoft.com... >I want to run Apache on a box on the LAN that is connected to the Internet > through ICS. The ICS host is running Windows Firewall. Can it be done? If > so, > how? Nothing is blocked. I can run HTTPD and FTPD on the box connected to the WAN
just fine. Show quoteHide quote "Jack (MVP-Networking)." wrote: > Hi > I do not know how you are testing the WAN side. However if you do it through > the Internet it might be that your ISP is blocking the server's Ports. > Jack (MVP-Networking). > > "zezozose" <zezoz***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:B4C9B13E-4D26-408C-9FBE-6BE21DAC90CB@microsoft.com... > >I want to run Apache on a box on the LAN that is connected to the Internet > > through ICS. The ICS host is running Windows Firewall. Can it be done? If > > so, > > how? > > > 
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