I have a Mac OS X Server (10.8.3) that is in a DMZ. It has a domain name and an external and internal IP. When I am not on my network I can see the server when I open up Server.app on my client computer (for example when I have Wi-Fi on). But when I am logged into the network, I cannot see the server when I try to use Server.app, and nothing I enter allows me to connect to it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Bryan
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I a running rails app in my local in port 3000. I can access the app by hitting the local host or http://10.55.18.22:3000/ but i am not able to access the site from other devices(in the same network).
How can i make this accessible from outside my mac machine also?
Kindly note that web sharing option is not available in mac sierra.
Thanks in advance.
I’m probably doing something stupid here, but....
I can’t access a rails app running on my Mac from a Windows 10 VM. I have set the network adapter to "Share with My Mac". I can access a PHP site running on my mac via http://[my-machine-name].local or http://[my-ip-address]. But if I specify port 3000 to view my rails app I get an error message (to the effect that [my-ip-address] refused to connect) even though the app is running. I don’t know if this is an issue at the Mac end (though my firewall is off for testing), the windows end, or to do with my VMWare network adapter setting. Any assistance gratefully received
Peter
Just use the -b flag while running your rails app like rails server -b 0.0.0.0:3000 so it gets bound to the whole network interfaces and it can be accessed from outside
I am developing a backend server for an app using PyCharm. This runs on my laptop as 127.0.0.1:8000
I need to access this server for testing from an iPhone. This is connected by wifi to my local network to which the laptop is also connected.
I have tried entering http://mycomputer.local:8000 in safari on the iPhone but I get the message "Safari could not open the page because the server stopped working. I am using the real name of my computer instead of 'mycomputer'.
I am running OS X Yosemite so Web Sharing is not available in System Preferences.
How can I give access to the 127.0.0.1:8000 server to my iPhone?
When you say "backend server", what is the Python project written in? Django, Flask, Pyramid, something else?
I'm a web developer that's not very savvy when it comes to networking. I have a web site that is on my local machine. I've setup the website so that it is currently running on my local IIS. I can access the website while doing development by putting http://localhost:11000/ into the address bar of my browser. Now, I want to test my website on a tablet.
My tablet and my local development machine are on the same network. I confirmed they are hitting the same router. When I ask Google what my IP address is, it returns the same address for both my development machine and on my tablet. When I enter [ipAddress]:11000 into the browser on my tablet, it works for a while and then returns nothing. The browser just says:
"Safari could not open the page because the server stopped responding."
My question is, how do I test a website from my local development machine on my tablet? Are there IIS settings I need to change? If so, what settings?
Thank you!
iis ipad
I would use the command window and enter ipconfig to discover the ip address of your dev machine. Then use that IP address on your remote machine (ipad). The IP address you are getting that is the same between your workstation and your ipad is likely your router's address. but each of your devices has an address of its own; you need the workstation's IP address to connect to its IIS instance.
A similar question was answered previously at:
How to access your website through LAN in ASP.NET
My app runs on localhost:3000 on my mac
My mac has its own local address eee.local
Other computers in the office, including other windows machines
can connect to eee.local:3000 and use the the rails app.
However we had once case where one person's windows7 machine
could not connect. I brought a brand new windows7 machine for
IE testing purposes and it doesn't connect either.
I tried turning of the firewall and that doesn't work.
I tried using the ip instead eg. 192.160.0.3:3000 but that doesn't work.
I'm not really sure how else to check, or search for this problem
Anything Im overlooking?
Another thing to try is to install iTunes. Sounds silly at first but installing iTunes gives your Windows machine Bonjour service discovery (enabled by default on Macs and Ubuntu desktops) which would let you resolve .local addresses.
Accessing via the IP really should have worked but if you've already turned off firewalls and the machines are on the same network then enabling Bonjour (by installing iTunes) is worth a shot.
Is the other Windows machine on a different subnet? That could cause the issue.
You need to tell the web server to listen on all interfaces like so:
./script/server 0.0.0.0:3000