Visual SVN + peanut shells to build a local code library

1. Because a vro is used at home, you must first configure it in the vro.

1. Static ARP binding settings: IP and Mac binding-> static ARP binding settings

2. virtual Server Settings: Forwarding rules-> Virtual Server (because the configuration management tool I want to install on my computer is SVN and the port used is 443, enter port 443 here)

3. Dynamic DNS: (before that, you need to have a peanut shell account)

After the preceding settings are complete, your dynamic domain name can be accessed from the Internet.

Ii. Because my operating system is win7, I used SVN as an example to install the configuration management tool. Install visual SVN on your computer

1. Download and install visualsvn at http://www.visualsvn.com/files/visualsvn-server-2.5.8.msi.

Note that the server port is 443 (of course, other ports can also be used, but make sure it is the same as that set in the previous vro)

So far, visual SVN has been installed.

Iii. Create an SVN version Library:

Now, open the browser and enter the address:

Https://xxxx.xx.net: 443/SVN for accessCodeLibrary (where, xxxx.xx.net is your dynamic peanut shell domain name), such

I referenced the xjbest blog image and textVisualsvnServer andTortoisesvnClientInstallation and Use, Original address:

Http://www.cnblogs.com/xiaobaihome/archive/2012/03/20/2407610.html

Http://www.cnblogs.com/xiaobaihome/archive/2012/03/20/2407979.html