I have a issue. I have a website which is run via VMware. My website server is in VMware and after starting VMware I can access website on my desktop browser. Now I want to test same website on iPad and tablets. So is there anyway I can bridge between these two connection. My iPad uses wifi of same network with desktop. Please suggest if anyone has solution for this.
Use bridged networking
Then get the IP for your virtual host (Im assuming you've got a windows virtual machine there):
Start > Run > cmd.exe
ipconfig
Look for the IPV4 address (something like 192.168.0.145) and type that into safari location bar on the notepad.
http://192.168.0.145/
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I have an ASP.MVC site hosted on my computer with IIS. This site is using the 8090 port, and i already set the inbound firewall configurations on Control Panel.
Im not able to access this site from all Windows 7 computers and Android Smartphones on LAN, but Im able to access from all Windows XP computers on the same lan.
Since your XP-PCs can access the site, the MVC-site is correctly working.
Check the following things:
whether the Win7 and Android devices are in the Same LAN, check IP address AND subnet mask.
whether the MVC-Site is configured to only response to certain IP addresses.
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
I am not sure what to look for with the current problem and I appreciate your suggestions.
Basically, all I want to do is locally host a web application on IIS and access it from my mobile browser.
My web application is hosted on the local IIS and works fine on the main machine. I can use my computer name, internal ip or external ip instead of localhost to connect to the app from the main computer. But when I go to another computer (which I can see and exchange files with) connected to the same network I cannot access the web application on the main machine. I tried ip and machine name.
At work, we are connected to a Domain and I tried the same thing with the work computer. When I write my computer name or it's ip, I can access hosted app from another computer.
So the question is, do I have to have a domain for this capability and if so, Is it possible to create a local domain at a home network? What do I need to search for to get this working? Is WAMP a must?
Apparently opening the outbound/inbound port 80 from windows firewall is enough
I got a Rails application (running on Thin server) running on my Ubuntu VM, how can I be able to access it from my Windows 7 OS? I already have the VM bridge option enable.
I tried using the IP address from my Ubuntu VM directly to my windows 7 browser, but nothing happens, is there a way to do that?
Yes, you can:
You need a Bridged adapter for your Virtual Machine
You need to know your VM's IP address (ifconfig | grep inet on Ubuntu)
Your VM needs to be turned on AND running the server
Then in your Windows 7 (or other computer in your local network, your smartphone for instance) you can open a browser and go to your VM's IP address + port (usually 3000).
So, the address to put in your browser might look like this:
http://192.168.1.5:3000/
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