Trouble accessing trough port 80

From: mcjoe (jo.de.pelsmaeker_at_pandora.be)
Date: 05/30/04

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    Hi,

    I am running Suse version 7.3 and apache 1.3.20 in a local network
    (192.168.0.xxx).
    Accessing the webpages on this webserver from within the local network
    from any other computer works fine. I just have to type in the IP of
    the webserver above and -presto- I am on the server.

    The local network is connected via a router and cable modem to the
    internet.
    When I configure this router that 192.168.0.200 (webserver) is a
    virtual server and can be accessed using port 80, I can't get on the
    server from the internet. If I tell my router to use any other
    computer (IP address) on my local network as the virtual webserver, It
    works fine.

    Why can't I access the Suse Linux/apache webserver from the outside
    world? It can't be the config of my router, it works fine for any
    other Apache or IIS running computer. Can you block non-local
    networktraffic on a Linux? And if yes, where can I find this and kill
    this setting.

    Any suggestions,
    Thanks,
    Jo

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