Wampserver Write the website, how to let extranet access?

I wrote a website under Wampserver's wwww directory. Now in the company's local area network, someone else's computer through my IP address can be accessed by my site. How can I make the extranet accessible? Tokyu

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Peanut shell

I downloaded a "peanut shell" software on the Internet. Already registered a free domain name, then do not know how to operate!!!

Peanut shell

Peanut shell downloaded, but do not know how to use it! Thank you

People in the LAN can access your website via IP. Instead of people on the Internet, you can access your website.

1. The route setting port on the LAN maps to your IP and port 80
2. Registering an international domain name refers to the company's public network IP (fixed IP address)
3. Set the Apache bound domain name

People in the LAN can access your website via IP. Instead of people on the Internet, you can access your website.

1. The route setting port on the LAN maps to your IP and port 80
2. Registering an international domain name refers to the company's public network IP (fixed IP address)
3. Set the Apache bound domain name

Thank you! What is the approximate cost of registering an international domain name? If there is a better plan to spend 0, say what the peanut shell on the internet. Because we only need to let the provincial company access to get (we are in the following branch, are the same province), check all of a sudden can be ~

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People in the LAN can access your website via IP. Instead of people on the Internet, you can access your website.

1. The route setting port on the LAN maps to your IP and port 80
2. Registering an international domain name refers to the company's public network IP (fixed IP address)
3. Set the Apache bound domain name


Thank you! What is the approximate cost of registering an international domain name? If there is a better plan to spend 0, say what the peanut shell on the internet. Because we just have to let the provincial companies have access to ...

International Domain name Domestic big company is 12x/year this appearance, the personal agent may be cheaper
It looks like a 60-70-year-old foreign country.

Peanut shells also want your route to insinuate your native port so that it can be accessed outside. The peanut shell itself does not provide a domain name, right?

If it's a check-up, get a free space.

Free registration of domain name, to be set as Peanut shell DNS parsing service

Then install the client login account on the activation of the resolution, a few will be able to access. I played it early, and I couldn't remember the details.

Need to change the router to the 80-port packet NAT to your intranet server, but also on the router to configure automatic login peanut Shell to do ddns, so you buy a domain name can always access the domain name.

In fact, you might as well spend a 100 dollars to buy a virtual host, everything is saved, put the code on the line.

Very simple Ah, click on the bottom right corner of the Wamp icon, tick online, such as restart good, LAN other machine can be used IP access, if the external network to access, it is necessary to set the port on the route mapping, if your Apache is 80 port you have to allude to 80 port to your IP, If your computer has a firewall, you'll have to set the rules on the firewall again. If the above is done, it should be able to access the normal

Then outside the network access will use the IP of the external network, you can open www.ip.cn on the local to see your external network IP, get the IP, the outside network users can go through HTTP//outside the network ip/so that you can access (if your Apache is 80 port), if not 80 port, It's going to be this way. http://Extranet IP-port number/such access
such as http://13.29.23.11:8080/

Peanut shell outside the net can not be used

Download Peanut Shell slightly ~ ~ ~

Very simple Ah, click on the bottom right corner of the Wamp icon, tick online, such as restart good, LAN other machine can be used IP access, if the external network to access, it is necessary to set the port on the route mapping, if your Apache is 80 port you have to allude to 80 port to your IP, If your computer has a firewall, you'll have to set the rules on the firewall again. If the above is done, it should be able to access the normal

Excuse me, where is the Wamp icon in the lower right corner?

Peanut shell outside the net can not be used

Are you sure?

In fact, you might as well spend a 100 dollars to buy a virtual host, everything is saved, put the code on the line.

What's the process of buying a virtual host? Put the code, can I put the tables in my database?

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Very simple Ah, click on the bottom right corner of the Wamp icon, tick online, such as restart good, LAN other machine can be used IP access, if the external network to access, it is necessary to set the port on the route mapping, if your Apache is 80 port you have to allude to 80 port to your IP, If your computer has a firewall, you'll have to set the rules on the firewall again. If the above is done, it should be able to access the normal


Excuse me, where is the Wamp icon in the lower right corner?

Is there a green block diagram in the lower-right corner of the taskbar after Wamp run? When you click it, a menu appears, and the last option is put online.

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