Can't access my web server

[JoeHill]

James Knott wrote: 

> JoeHill wrote:
> >
> > That's weird, because I can access everything locally, ie. if I point my
> > browser at 192.168.0.12 I get the web page, and I can connect over ssh as
> > well, by hostname or IP. I hope Teksavvy has not changed their policy and
> > begun blocking the lower ports. Would nmap pick that up?
> >
> >     
> If you can access the server from another computer on your local 
> network, but not from the internet, then something is blocking it.  You 
> can try www.grc.com to see what ports are open to the rest of the world.

Dammit, grc.com shows port 80 as 'closed', though it is now once again open on
my router and apache is restarted to use port 80.

I can't believe that Teksavvy would all of a sudden decide to block 80, they
were pretty clear on that issue when I signed up. I guess I'll have to ask them.

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JoeHill
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