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Have a webpage which I can access via localhost but how can I set it online? CENTOS on VMware Workstartion 15
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As the title says "I have a webpage which I can access via localhost - let's say http://localhost/ or http://127.0.0.1/, or 192.168.44.128 (my VMWare VPS local assigned network IP - 192.168.44.128)
Here my Public IPv4 is 185.11.12.13
In this case I need to make it available online on my public IP - 185.11.12.13. Just like any other VPS I buy from other providers are set available online. We just login to root and type "yum install httpd" and it is done and you can type in the Public IP on your browser APACHE TEST PAGE available.
So, how do I achieve it from My VMWare Workstation 15.
My OS: Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit
Installed: VMWare Workstation 15 Licensed
Interent working in CentOS meaning setup the virtual network router correctly.
Port 80 is working on CentOS and Windows 10 because test page showing at 192.168.44.128:80
I tried using editing windows 10 Host file and set config to
192.168.44.128 185.11.12.13
185.11.12.13 192.168.44.128
Even if working when I type My Public IPv4 in browser 185.11.12.13 it is is only because I edited windows host file to redirect 185.11.12.13 visitors to 192.168.44.128, but only works on my PC.
When I use a different PC with different network connected. It cannot find 185.11.12.13 and shows down/offline.
I have added inbound and outbound rule Port 80 allowed in Windows 10.
Please tell me how to fix it? How to get my VPS online/live on public IP.
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As the title says "I have a webpage which I can access via localhost - let's say http://localhost/ or http://127.0.0.1/, or 192.168.44.128 (my VMWare VPS local assigned network IP - 192.168.44.128)
Here my Public IPv4 is 185.11.12.13
In this case I need to make it available online on my public IP - 185.11.12.13. Just like any other VPS I buy from other providers are set available online. We just login to root and type "yum install httpd" and it is done and you can type in the Public IP on your browser APACHE TEST PAGE available.
So, how do I achieve it from My VMWare Workstation 15.
My OS: Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit
Installed: VMWare Workstation 15 Licensed
Interent working in CentOS meaning setup the virtual network router correctly.
Port 80 is working on CentOS and Windows 10 because test page showing at 192.168.44.128:80
I tried using editing windows 10 Host file and set config to
192.168.44.128 185.11.12.13
185.11.12.13 192.168.44.128
Even if working when I type My Public IPv4 in browser 185.11.12.13 it is is only because I edited windows host file to redirect 185.11.12.13 visitors to 192.168.44.128, but only works on my PC.
When I use a different PC with different network connected. It cannot find 185.11.12.13 and shows down/offline.
I have added inbound and outbound rule Port 80 allowed in Windows 10.
Please tell me how to fix it? How to get my VPS online/live on public IP.
linux windows-10 centos vmware
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As the title says "I have a webpage which I can access via localhost - let's say http://localhost/ or http://127.0.0.1/, or 192.168.44.128 (my VMWare VPS local assigned network IP - 192.168.44.128)
Here my Public IPv4 is 185.11.12.13
In this case I need to make it available online on my public IP - 185.11.12.13. Just like any other VPS I buy from other providers are set available online. We just login to root and type "yum install httpd" and it is done and you can type in the Public IP on your browser APACHE TEST PAGE available.
So, how do I achieve it from My VMWare Workstation 15.
My OS: Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit
Installed: VMWare Workstation 15 Licensed
Interent working in CentOS meaning setup the virtual network router correctly.
Port 80 is working on CentOS and Windows 10 because test page showing at 192.168.44.128:80
I tried using editing windows 10 Host file and set config to
192.168.44.128 185.11.12.13
185.11.12.13 192.168.44.128
Even if working when I type My Public IPv4 in browser 185.11.12.13 it is is only because I edited windows host file to redirect 185.11.12.13 visitors to 192.168.44.128, but only works on my PC.
When I use a different PC with different network connected. It cannot find 185.11.12.13 and shows down/offline.
I have added inbound and outbound rule Port 80 allowed in Windows 10.
Please tell me how to fix it? How to get my VPS online/live on public IP.
linux windows-10 centos vmware
New contributor
As the title says "I have a webpage which I can access via localhost - let's say http://localhost/ or http://127.0.0.1/, or 192.168.44.128 (my VMWare VPS local assigned network IP - 192.168.44.128)
Here my Public IPv4 is 185.11.12.13
In this case I need to make it available online on my public IP - 185.11.12.13. Just like any other VPS I buy from other providers are set available online. We just login to root and type "yum install httpd" and it is done and you can type in the Public IP on your browser APACHE TEST PAGE available.
So, how do I achieve it from My VMWare Workstation 15.
My OS: Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit
Installed: VMWare Workstation 15 Licensed
Interent working in CentOS meaning setup the virtual network router correctly.
Port 80 is working on CentOS and Windows 10 because test page showing at 192.168.44.128:80
I tried using editing windows 10 Host file and set config to
192.168.44.128 185.11.12.13
185.11.12.13 192.168.44.128
Even if working when I type My Public IPv4 in browser 185.11.12.13 it is is only because I edited windows host file to redirect 185.11.12.13 visitors to 192.168.44.128, but only works on my PC.
When I use a different PC with different network connected. It cannot find 185.11.12.13 and shows down/offline.
I have added inbound and outbound rule Port 80 allowed in Windows 10.
Please tell me how to fix it? How to get my VPS online/live on public IP.
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