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Message posted on 03 Mar 2024 11:16 AM
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I'm trying to host a website off of a NAS device, but it keeps saying that port 80 is taken and visiting my IPv4 address in the browser just takes you to the same place as 192.168.0.1. How do i stop it hogging port 80?
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Message posted on 03 Mar 2024 02:59 PM
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Do you know the NAS you use and whether it has uPnP enabled for incoming traffic?
And whether you have any other devices using port 80 incoming from the internet? And you'll need to query your public IP address to see the website, not the LAN router address which is internal only.
You'll need to port forward 80 through the router unless the NAS supports uPnP to open the port publically for internet traffic.
Zen internet on FTTP (900Mbps down, 100Mbps up). SAT> IP (Apple 4K 2nd gen TV to LG C1 OLED UHD TV/Dolby Atmos Denon AVR, DacMagic Plus for Hi-Res audio), hosting own blog/forum (cluster), OPNsense & Zenarmor L4/L7 NGFW & DPI IDS/IPS, Asus ET12 Pro Tri-Band wifi, Linux, Gamer: Xbox Series X/i7 laptop, round-robin DNS over HTTPS, non-proprietary VoIP HD AMR-WB (G.722.2) and more... Beta tester Apple iOS/watchOS/tvOS/iPadOS/macOS.
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Message posted on 03 Mar 2024 02:59 PM
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Do you know the NAS you use and whether it has uPnP enabled for incoming traffic?
And whether you have any other devices using port 80 incoming from the internet? And you'll need to query your public IP address to see the website, not the LAN router address which is internal only.
You'll need to port forward 80 through the router unless the NAS supports uPnP to open the port publically for internet traffic.
Zen internet on FTTP (900Mbps down, 100Mbps up). SAT> IP (Apple 4K 2nd gen TV to LG C1 OLED UHD TV/Dolby Atmos Denon AVR, DacMagic Plus for Hi-Res audio), hosting own blog/forum (cluster), OPNsense & Zenarmor L4/L7 NGFW & DPI IDS/IPS, Asus ET12 Pro Tri-Band wifi, Linux, Gamer: Xbox Series X/i7 laptop, round-robin DNS over HTTPS, non-proprietary VoIP HD AMR-WB (G.722.2) and more... Beta tester Apple iOS/watchOS/tvOS/iPadOS/macOS.
Message posted on 03 Mar 2024 04:55 PM
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Re: Router hogging port 80
Thank you! I enabled uPnP and once I updated it with my DNS provider it fixed the issue.
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