[SOLVED] Apache on local network. What's up with this?

Okay, I installed Wampserver on a Windows Server 2003 box today. IIS was already in place and running so I redirected Apache to port :8000. I can hit...

http://localhost:8000/

...just fine on the local machine. Of course, I also had to redirect PHPMyAdmin to be...

http://localhost:8000/phpmyadmin/

Works fine.

Phpinfo() shows up fine, healthy MySQL, etc....

This server is inside our firewall and will be ONLY used internally for Intranet-type applications.

Now the problem:

When I try to pull up pages on this server from my own computer, I get the "Unauthorized" business.

I'm trying to hit http://192.168.2.69:8000/localhost/

Unauthorized.

I tried hitting a specific php file in that path. Same result.

I've tried everything I can think of in the httpd.conf file (restarting Apache after each tweak). The folder structure itself is also set to Everyone, Full Control.

192.168.2.99 is the IP address of the server itself. Should I be assigning a seperate IP for the Apache install?

Any help is appreciated.

In httpd.conf what is the Listen setting set to?

In httpd.conf what is the Listen setting set to?

Listen 8000.

Everything works like a champ on the local box. It's just that I can't hit the pages from across the network.

After re-reading your first post: localhost, as its' name implies, resolves to the local host computer (specifically the loop back ip address 127.0.0.1.) Putting it into a url anyplace except in the host/domain field has no meaning.

Try just: http://192.168.2.69:8000/

There has been problems with Wamp on Windows with permissions. Check the permissions on the hosting directory and make sure everyone can use it.

After re-reading your first post: localhost, as its' name implies, resolves to the local host computer (specifically the loop back ip address 127.0.0.1.) Putting it into a url anyplace except in the host/domain field has no meaning.

 

Try just: http://192.168.2.69:8000/

Yeah, that's how I was trying to hit it from across the network. The adjustment that made it work was "Allow all" on the directory.

Thanks!