Subj : Trouble with Web Server configuration
To   : Leviathan
From : Digital Man
Date : Thu Jul 29 2021 11:34:47

  Re: Trouble with Web Server configuration
  By: Leviathan to Digital Man on Thu Jul 29 2021 06:52 am

 >
 > Here's a bit more detail which may help.  (Hopefully).
 > From the same computer that I am hosting the website.  I open a browser and
 > as the URL I enter:  http://{MY EXT IP ADDRESS} and press Enter.
 > I can see the control panel Web Server is receiving my connection and the
 > connection does appear in the Client [TAB].   So this confirms I can connect
 > through my router to the webserver.  What's not happening is that I'm not
 > seeing anything come back to my browser.   I disabled my Windows Defender
 > firewall to make sure it was not causing a problem.
 >
 > I can do the same with http://{MY INT IP ADDRESS} and same results.

Okay, that's good information. Maybe try access a static file (e.g. index.html) by just copying it to your web/root directory (or webv4/root directory if applicable) and then add that filename to the URL you're trying to retrieve (e.g. http://<address>/index.html) - rather than dynamically generated HTML file (e.g. .ssjs or .xjs) - just to elminate a lot of variables and complexity.

 > Services Configuration: Services [TAB]:  Only listing enabled Protocols
 > NNTP
 > MSP
 > ActiveUser
 > ActiveUser-UDP
 > Finger
 > Gopher
 > IRC
 > WS
 > WSS

None of those services are required for the basic operation of the web server.

 > Seems as though the server is somehow blocked and/or unable to send
 > information out to the browser.

Or the dynamically-generated HTML is just blank for some reason. Try a static
file.
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