Make your own webserver free Apache

Posted by admin On December - 31 - 2009

This vid shows how to make your own webserver to share files or host websites for anyone on the net to access for free, in under 7 minutes using Apache, which is free software. More vids like this on www.informationleak.net

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  1. systemerror11 Said,

    htdocs
    htdocs

  2. barcaboy98 Said,

    What folder did you …
    What folder did you say you put all the files in?

  3. systemerror11 Said,

    I know it sounds …
    I know it sounds silly but make sure your firewall isnt blocking port 8000. Also make sure the computers private IP hasnt changed if you are using DHCP. Probably best to assign it a static IP if you plan to do anything with it besides fool around.
    Let me know if that helps.

  4. haithofee Said,

    @systemerror11 …
    @systemerror11 thank you for the quick reply =)
    just to let you know, i did port forward my router to 8000, and i checked it with some portchecker and all tha programs said its(8000) open! but when i put my external ip with 8000 its not working, – firefox says problem loading page and connectcion has timed out, and i have an index page already! but its not showing up with my extrenal ip with 8000 please help!

  5. systemerror11 Said,

    It sounds like you …
    It sounds like you didnt port forward your router.
    localhost without :8000 shouldnt work, since thats the port the server is listening on, so thats actually a good thing.

  6. haithofee Said,

    hey therer, than …
    hey therer, than you very much for ur tutorial!
    i really need your help – the ip adress that i got from cmd along with my port number 8000 works perfectly and localhost:8000 works really well too, but the ip that i found from whatismyip is not workking with port number (8000) and without port number it gets me to my router page, and also local host without 8000 is not working either! please help!

  7. Fanndotblogspot Said,

    Thank you very much …
    Thank you very much =)

  8. Jadencide Said,

    cmyip(d0t)com is …
    cmyip(d0t)com is good

  9. pikmedskysovs Said,

    Is it possible that …
    Is it possible that “Port Triggering” could have caused the crash?

  10. systemerror11 Said,

    If your router has …
    If your router has the option to port forward, and if using that option results in crashing your router then I would guess that there is a serious firmware issue with your router.

  11. pikmedskysovs Said,

    Last time i went …
    Last time i went into my router and added sommething with the port forwarding tool, my whole router crashed.. Is my router unstable, or sommething else? :/

  12. zxcv774 Said,

    I said it before I …
    I said it before I don’t have a public IP :(

  13. systemerror11 Said,

    Well it depends on …
    Well it depends on if the ISP gives out IPv6 addresses, likely not as they are doing that whole NAT bit. If by some miracle they do, get it situated and let me know from there. All you need is a public IP.

  14. zxcv774 Said,

    Yah, is sucks. :(

    Yah, is sucks. :(
    As far as I know they support IPv6. Don’t know how start it. Do you know how to configure that? If yes, can you help me again? :D

  15. systemerror11 Said,

    That sir, sucks. …
    That sir, sucks. You cant port forward off the NAT since its on your ISPs equiptment, not yours.
    Your solution is to change ISPs or tell your ISP get get some IP addresses and forget about the NATing. Maybe you could ask them if they support IPv6. If not, suggest they get into the 21st century with the rest of us. Sorry man. At least you can use the server locally within your network, if thats useful to you… and its probably not. :(

  16. zxcv774 Said,

    I know the problem …
    I know the problem is. I called my broadband provider and they said that my ISP doesn’t support port forwarding. Because my ISP is already inside the NAT, and I don’t have a public IP. CRAP!. Any app that can pass through this NAT?

  17. systemerror11 Said,

    Sounds like you …
    Sounds like you have port forwarding problem. Make sure you have port forwarded correctly and to the right machine. If youre using DHCP, that could cause the router to forward port traffic to the wrong machine.

  18. zxcv774 Said,

    Yeah if I try …
    Yeah if I try 192.168.2.X:8000 works. But when I try this my public IP 121.54.X.X:8000 it doesn’t work.

  19. systemerror11 Said,

    If 192.168.2.X …
    If 192.168.2.X works, then you dont have apache listening to port 8000. If 192.168.2.X:8000 works, then that should do it. Make sure your firewall isnt blocking 8000 also. Let me know how it went.

  20. zxcv774 Said,

    dude I have a …
    dude I have a problem with my internet IP 121.54.X.X:8000 it says The server at 121.54.X.X is taking too long to respond.
    But when I’m accessing the 192.168.2.X it work. I don’t know what is the problem is. Please help.

  21. cavusbarnss Said,

    dude ! you great. …
    dude ! you great. thanks.really appreciate it

  22. systemerror11 Said,

    its your router. …
    its your router. what did you set it as?
    look up the default user and password for your model if you never set it yourself.

  23. destinied92 Said,

    im stuck on the …
    im stuck on the password of the router,
    where can i obtain the username and the password?

  24. systemerror11 Said,

    you would add the …
    you would add the local address of the machine you are using as the server in that box. (get it from ipconfig in the cmd)
    are you using your internal or external ip when the page is failing? try using localhost:8000 and see if thats working for you.

  25. iPodhaxhelper Said,

    ok im having a …
    ok im having a problem. i have a smc router and under NAT and virtul server it says lan ip address:192.168.2. and then a box. what do i put it there? i have it to port 8000 and changed it on my config file but when i try to access my ip address:8000 it either does not work or says the webpage cannot be displayed and i need some program to view the files it says

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