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  • buddyjuf
    • Sep 2026

    #1

    If I need to access a server by http://IP...

    So I got a remote server and I want to access it by http://IP

    no need for a domain, nothing public.

    How do I set it up for it to be able to do that?
    Do I need IIS? SQL? a windows CD?

    thanks!
  • liquidmoe
    Confirmed User
    • Mar 2002
    • 4994

    #2
    The first thing you should do if you are going to be running this locally is make sure to patch and update your computer, or you have a very good chance you will be virused up the wazoo within a few hours of getting it online.

    Take Luck!

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    • zagi
      Confirmed User
      • Jan 2004
      • 1238

      #3
      Sounds like you want to do this from a windows workstation, then you will need IIS - they come with any Windows 200X Server OS like 2000 or 2003.

      I think you might be able to install IIS onto a XP server as well but I've never done that personally.

      So your best bet install Windows 2003 Server which comes with IIS by default.

      Honestly I'd go with a Linux box and Apache
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      • Machete_
        WINNING!
        • Oct 2002
        • 14579

        #4
        Originally posted by zagi
        Sounds like you want to do this from a windows workstation, then you will need IIS - they come with any Windows 200X Server OS like 2000 or 2003.

        I think you might be able to install IIS onto a XP server as well but I've never done that personally.

        So your best bet install Windows 2003 Server which comes with IIS by default.

        Honestly I'd go with a Linux box and Apache
        All server since Windows NT4 server came with IIS.
        On Desktop OS's Windows 2000, Windows XP also have a version of IIS, but its limited to 10 connections at the same time.

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        • Machete_
          WINNING!
          • Oct 2002
          • 14579

          #5
          Originally posted by bdjuf
          So I got a remote server and I want to access it by http://IP

          no need for a domain, nothing public.

          How do I set it up for it to be able to do that?
          Do I need IIS? SQL? a windows CD?

          thanks!
          If you use the deafult setup, its a wide open server, and its pretty sure it will be compromiced in less than a day. Make sure read up on MS security or have someone who know about it, set it up for you.

          PS. Hope you choke on your spam

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          • madawgz
            8.8.8.8
            • Mar 2006
            • 30509

            #6
            bdjuf you seriously forgot all that stuff you used to do?
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            • DutchTeenCash
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              • Feb 2003
              • 21684

              #7
              IIS for sure

              or if you dont need anything public some kinda filesharing will do, ftp server small one like quick n easy ftp server

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              • buddyjuf

                #8
                cool thanks, let me try it out

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                • buddyjuf

                  #9
                  got it to work, thanks guys!

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