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[HtV]

Yep, the other one (http://shiningdragon.dyndns.org:7647/gbpvr) works too, hurray hurray
What did you do?

[UncleJohnsBand]

Yep, the other one (http://shiningdragon.dyndns.org:7647/gbpvr) works too, hurray hurray
What did you do?

I am interested in knowing as well.......

[ShiningDragon]

So, as you could see, i was able to find the solution by myself ^^

On my machines were NEVER the IIS Service installed, like WebServer Services. I just installed them and *omg* it's working !

Someone should mention this in the wikipedia, because WinXP Pro don't install these by default :-D

Thanks to all, who helped/tried to help me! Thank you :-D You're great!

[HtV]

congrats.

[HtV]

Sorry could'nt stop thinking about it.
What exactly are those services? I don't think my system is running them.

[UncleJohnsBand]

Sorry could'nt stop thinking about it.
What exactly are those services? I don't think my system is running them.

Agreed.....IIS should not have anything to do with it......I do not have it installed on my machine that hosts the EWA and I can get to it just fine...

[ShiningDragon]

Sorry could'nt stop thinking about it.
What exactly are those services? I don't think my system is running them.

You have to install them. You need your installation-CD too.

1. Go into the Windows Control Panel to "Software"
2. Choose now "Add Windows-Components" (it's the 3rd icon from top)
3. Scroll down to "IIS" InternetInformationServices and klick on detail
4. Select the www-service (the last one, if i remember right).

Now just "ok", install it and reboot the PC, if wished. I recommend to visit Windows Update after this, because for the IIS Services are some Hotfixes for security available.

And NOW it should work without any problems

Agreed.....IIS should not have anything to do with it......I do not have it installed on my machine that hosts the EWA and I can get to it just fine...

But it has ^^ I tried it on both machines. Within this IIS-folder is an option called "http-server" or something similar. With this additional setup, WinXP can respond to HTTP connections.
Without this Addition it seems that it's not working (you know, i tested on 2 fully different PC's)

[cubsfan]

Bullshit.

You have to install them. You need your installation-CD too.

1. Go into the Windows Control Panel to "Software"
2. Choose now "Add Windows-Components" (it's the 3rd icon from top)
3. Scroll down to "IIS" InternetInformationServices and klick on detail
4. Select the www-service (the last one, if i remember right).

Now just "ok", install it and reboot the PC, if wished. I recommend to visit Windows Update after this, because for the IIS Services are some Hotfixes for security available.

And NOW it should work without any problems


But it has ^^ I tried it on both machines. Within this IIS-folder is an option called "http-server" or something similar. With this additional setup, WinXP can respond to HTTP connections.
Without this Addition it seems that it's not working (you know, i tested on 2 fully different PC's)

[ShiningDragon]

Bullshit.

What do you mean by this? Please explain this in detail, or be quiet.

Before this change, EWA wasn't reachable. After this setup i could suddenly reach the PC's from outside.

So you mean that has nothing to do with it? An easy test: I will uninstall this and i bet i won't be able to reach my PC @ work!

[ShiningDragon]

Like i said: Just uninstalled the Webserver from Windows and now the tnb-theke isn't reachable from outside.