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Hello,
Making a server is quite a difficult task but you can get creating it through the below instructions.
First, you will require to have a broadban internet connection which will remain on and of course your operating system. Get a folder created on your system and get this Apache HTTP Server downloaded and installed.
*Set is parameters correctly.
*While installing Apache, get to its directory where you got it installed.
*Open the httpd file that you will see with a notepad.
*Is it open now? Hey don't panick, you do not have to decrypt that, there's just three things that you need to change. Overwrite the Document root, Directory and AllowOverride none. Set the Document root to the folder path that you created at the start. Set the directory path to the same folder that you created. And finally instead of Allowoverride None, get it to Override All.
*Save this file as httpd.conf then.
*You can type http://localhost/ or simply your IP address on your browser...you are somehow done.
*Now for sharing them to the remaining 24 computers, direct a port in the router. Keep in mind that the default port number is 80. Yet you should have the firewall settings along turned off for accessing around.
If you need more details about any of the steps, feel free.
Making a server is quite a difficult task but you can get creating it through the below instructions.
First, you will require to have a broadban internet connection which will remain on and of course your operating system. Get a folder created on your system and get this Apache HTTP Server downloaded and installed.
*Set is parameters correctly.
*While installing Apache, get to its directory where you got it installed.
*Open the httpd file that you will see with a notepad.
*Is it open now? Hey don't panick, you do not have to decrypt that, there's just three things that you need to change. Overwrite the Document root, Directory and AllowOverride none. Set the Document root to the folder path that you created at the start. Set the directory path to the same folder that you created. And finally instead of Allowoverride None, get it to Override All.
*Save this file as httpd.conf then.
*You can type http://localhost/ or simply your IP address on your browser...you are somehow done.
*Now for sharing them to the remaining 24 computers, direct a port in the router. Keep in mind that the default port number is 80. Yet you should have the firewall settings along turned off for accessing around.
If you need more details about any of the steps, feel free.
