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Hi everybody!
I'm having a little problem.
I'm running a windows xp pc connected to the internet through a cablemodem.
I wanted to build a small home network, but as i don't have another pc i
built it using vitual pc 2004.
I installed another winxp with IIS and emule inside the vpc. The vpc uses
the host loopback adapter as the nic card.
So, when I try from the host pc, by typing the ip address assigned to the
vpc in IE, the web server works ok.
But when I try to access from the internet, through the host pc and to the
vpc running IIS, I get no answer. And yes, I have ICS running on the net
adapter which is connected to the internet and it forwards HTTP and emule
ports. Emule works flawlessly, but there is no way I can't do port forwarding
for an http server.
Just to try, I also installed IIS on the host pc, and there were no problems
to access the web server from the internet. So I suppose there is a ICS/ICF
problem.
Does ICS do port 80 forward??
I'm having a little problem.
I'm running a windows xp pc connected to the internet through a cablemodem.
I wanted to build a small home network, but as i don't have another pc i
built it using vitual pc 2004.
I installed another winxp with IIS and emule inside the vpc. The vpc uses
the host loopback adapter as the nic card.
So, when I try from the host pc, by typing the ip address assigned to the
vpc in IE, the web server works ok.
But when I try to access from the internet, through the host pc and to the
vpc running IIS, I get no answer. And yes, I have ICS running on the net
adapter which is connected to the internet and it forwards HTTP and emule
ports. Emule works flawlessly, but there is no way I can't do port forwarding
for an http server.
Just to try, I also installed IIS on the host pc, and there were no problems
to access the web server from the internet. So I suppose there is a ICS/ICF
problem.
Does ICS do port 80 forward??