Link to router here
Edited by iceyJDP, 26 June 2006 - 11:25 PM.
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Edited by iceyJDP, 26 June 2006 - 11:25 PM.
Okay, then one question. When registering a domain, will the physical address be able to have a port, or no?Try using port 8080. You URL will read... www. yoursite.com:8080
Actually, i tried using Dyn DNS and i still had to add the port at the end. If by default sites connect using port (80) which you don't have to include into the address link, as do i because i'm using port 443 for my home server. Why can't i connect to mine?Everything will be the same. By default port 80 is used for http. By using an alternate port you can bypass the problem for now. By using port as shown in the in the example (www.yoursite.com:8080) you are declaring the alernate port. When you have sorted out the problem change the port back to 80.
Have you contacted your ISP to see if there is a problem on their end?
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