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Old 25-06-2004, 00:35   #3
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Re: NTL Webserver

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Originally Posted by homealone
Hiya - welcome to the forum


sorry to say this, but I think trying to run a server as you describe, will be difficult in ntl webspace - not impossible, just difficult.

The 55MB limit would come up eventually, too.

- It sounds like you need a 'properly' hosted site & your own domain, for what you want to do - there are loads of threads on here about it
he said he wants to run it from his cable connection.


KingPhillius:

1. there are a few ways of doing it, one would be to manually change the dns records for the domain when your ip changes, another would be to set the domain name to point to another host from a dynds type provider which would allow you to run a client which would update your ip automatically

2. you would have to look through your router config for port forwarding/mapping and map port 80 to the local ip of the machine which has apache on
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