I can't see my local host on Mamp PRO, it was working in the free version - and still works in the free version - but I bought it because I thought it would be easier to test in mobile devices and to have diverse projects running.
But still every time I run the browser it came with a "Forbidden message I don't have permission to access / on this server."
I stopped sharing my internet in the MAC OS X preferences - as some people here around suggested -
I have created new local server mounted in Mamp pro. Same message
I don't have any idea or clue how to fix this. It seems it is a permission issue at the local server level. But I don't know
Thanks in advance for your help :D
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I have an older dedicated PC running on my home network as a webserver. Trying to retire it by replacing it with a VM on a brand new workstation Santa brought me. Simple home hobbyist network consists of router, 10Gb switch and of course computing devices off of that.
The new machine is running Windows11 Pro, and via Hyper-V I have a CentOS 7 VM. I've configured the firewall to enable http service (and port 80) being accessible from outside my network. I'm running httpd. From behind my router/switch I can access the web server with no problem, from the host machine and other machines on my network). Alas - I'm unable to access this web server remotely/externally - even after turning of the VM's firewall and ensuring port forwarding was properly pointing to IP:80 from my router. I have been scouring the web/forums/etc. for days now - nothing I've tried seems to work.
Also, I was careful in ensuring the Hyper-V settings for a virtual switch are pointing to my actual hardware NIC and set accordingly as found here and other forums (see attached image for details).
From all the "experimentations" I've tried - it's seems like the port is just not being forwarded from my router properly. So it's really pointing towards my router at this point. BUT - I can and have configured real hardware before (over decades) with no problem. Since I'm NEWB to Hyper-V and VM's - I'm worried some setting may not be correct.
Thus - reaching out to anyone with similar experience who's solved this problem. Thanks in advance.
Here's a graphic in which I captured some of the many things I've tried to no avail.
settings, etc.
I'm getting the below "WSAECONNRESET" error when I try and connect with Perforce P4V on a VM I use.
"TCP receive failed.
read: socket: WSAECONNRESET"
This started late last week, it worked fine prior to that. I don't know of anything that has changed. The Perforce server is up and working because I can connect just fine from outside of the VM and other users aren't having any issues with it.
I can ping the server I'm trying to connect to from the VM just fine too. No firewalls are turned on. I have tried restarting the VM, my PC, and reinstalling Perforce (latest version). Any ideas?
Turns out that a few developers copied the same VM and we all had the same Mac Address. This didn't manifest in issues we noticed anywhere else, but Perforce couldn't handle it. Refreshing the Mac Address to eliminate this conflict resolved the previously mentioned Perforce errors.
I have MAMP Pro 4 running on a Macbook Pro, with virtual hosts. It's working fine. I want to be able to access it from other devices on my local network in order to test various browser / os combinations. All the articles and posts I have found online are for earlier versions, and or don't seem to work, or require additional software, ... I know this is easy -- I had it working a few years ago, but I don't recall how I did it. Your help will be appreciated.
You can simply configure you projects host:
Try: http:// ip-address-of-your-MAMP-installation:8080
if it connects, fine is working.
Now the domain names. Because your are running locally and your test domains will not be resolved/routed, you need to change the "hosts" file.
Use the other Mac from where you want test.
Select "Go to Folder" and enter "/etc", there is a file called "hosts". Open it with a text editor (Wrangler,TextMate...)
Then add a line at the end:
Save it (requires the admin password).
Now enter "http:// name of the domain:8080" and it should connect you to the MAMP domain.
A more elegant way is to install a local DNS server, but that's a complete different story.
Greetings,
Peter
External network access to phpmyadmin has to be allowed specifically.
This is what I used a long time ago.
A simple solution is to use the network name of your macbook.
You can set it in the system settings.
Let say that your macbook's network name is my-macbook
Then, to acess the served website / phpMyadmin, you can simply type my-macbook.local:8888 (assuming that Mamp serves on the port 8888).
I know this is similar to a lot of questions on here, but I feel it's worth a new question since I have yet to discover a question that fully encompasses my problem. I've been struggling with this for a couple weeks, read pretty much every answer to every question about it on here, as well as countless blogs, articles and other Q&A forums. So, here goes:
I created a service to monitor several things on our network and update a database with the information. Moved it to a server and went threw a lot of frustration with getting the WMI and DCOM settings right so that it would work.
I recently had my computer crash on me and so I lost my code and had to recreate the service from scratch/memory. It runs perfectly fine on my laptop. I moved it to a server(different than the one that is running the old version of the service). It runs there, but it is unable to reach the PCs I am monitoring. I try running the command line WMI query and can't connect there either. Getting the 'RPC Server is unavailable' error.
I've tried changing settings as per all of the articles/answers I've been able to find and cannot get it to connect.
A few relevant things:
All the RPC/WMI related services are running on both server and
monitored PCs.
The firewall is disabled on both server and monitored PCs.
I know the user and password are correct and have admin rights
on monitored PCs.
Server in question is (I believe, will confirm with someone later)
Windows Server 2008 R2 on a virtual server, if that makes a
difference.
Able to ping PCs and run tracert from server.
Here's where it doesn't make sense to me. I am able to run the wmic command from my laptop to the monitored PC. And from my laptop to the server. Wmic works locally on the server, but whenever I try to make a remote call, it fails with the RPC error.
I don't know much about networking, and we are a small company so we don't really have a Network Admin or anything. So, any and all advice would be appreciated.
Is it not possible to remotely manage XP sp2 PC from another XP sp3 computer using WMI where both of PC are in a work group? I have run wmimgmt.msc right click WMI control the connect to another PC. I have also used WMI Tools which I downloaded. I have Administrative account on the remote computer. I tried everything I found on the net
including:
Remote enabled WMI on the remote computer
It must not be firewall issue as I tried everything including disabling it ( the firewall).
Gave my account all permissions to the root and root\CIMV2 names paces on the remote computer
Created the same administrative account( Same user name and password) on local computer (not remote) as suggested by some people on the net.
and others
But I keep getting error like
Access denied
The RPC server is not available
I set up security event log on the remote computer and I got the clue that the account requesting is not my account . This way I guess that it not possible to manage my PC this way but I should set up my network so that both PC's are in the same domain. But I don't want this to happen now.
Is my guess right? If not what is wrong with me?. I am a newbie in this area.
Sorry everybody. I answer the question my self.
It is possible. The problem I was having was not creating the accounts correctly