Hacking Need some help SELF HOSTING!

[Name 123]

Appserv is another good alternative or LAMP if you use Linux

You mean this? https://appserve.net

 

[Frostbite189]

You mean this? https://appserve.net

https://www.appservnetwork.com/en/

 

[Name 123]

https://www.appservnetwork.com/en/

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[Frostbite189]

All of them uses port 80 by default, so if you install previously another one and install the other one after that maybe you will have a port conflict.

So be careful with that

 

[Kafluke]

All of them uses port 80 by default, so if you install previously another one and install the other one after that maybe you will have a port conflict.

So be careful with that

port 80 is default for all websites so it's usually best to change it to something more specific like "12345" or something else. Just something that you know isn't already being used on your local network.

Just make certain that you include your port in your URL if you change it. For example:

On my Wii U I open the browser and browse to http://192.168.11.169:12345/GX2/

 

[Frostbite189]

port 80 is default for all websites so it's usually best to change it to something more specific like "12345" or something else. Just something that you know isn't already being used on your local network.

It will not cause conflict if he just has one server with 80 port.

It has nothing to do if all other websites uses the same port

 

[Kafluke]

It will not cause conflict if he just has one server with 80 port.

It has nothing to do if all other websites uses the same port

Yes but like you said, if he's playing around with multiple hosting solutions then he will already have something listening on port 80 and it will give conflicts. You can always run a "netstat" command from prompt to see what is using what ports.

Open cmd prompt and type:

netstat -ab | more

 

[Frostbite189]

Yes but like you said, if he's playing around with multiple hosting solutions then he will already have something listening on port 80 and it will give conflicts. You can always run a "netstat" command from prompt to see what is using what ports.

Totally true, careful with that

 

[ScarletDreamz]

The one that i can confirm that does not work, its Moongoose.