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From: Jason Bainbridge <jason@jblinux.org>
Organization: KDE Web Team
To: "Tomcat Users List" <tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org>
Subject: Re: configuration issue
Date: Mon, 26 May 2003 15:25:54 +0800
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On Mon, 26 May 2003 11:56, William Richardson wrote:
> I have a DNS service called DYNU. =A0I use that for remote desktop and FTP
> and stuff like that. =A0I know the service works fine b/c I have used it
> MANY times, but when I try to put in http://wdwr.dynu.com (which is my
> domain for dynu), it doesn't work. =A0This is all I had to do to get it
> work for IIS, but tomcat is obviously different. =A0Again, any help would
> be greatly appreciated!!

Accessing  http://wdwr.dynu.com would only look for services running on por=
t=20
80, where Tomcat by default listens on port 8080.=20

You have a few options, you can setup DYNU to point to 8080 (if they do tha=
t,=20
I use dyns.cx and they do), you can access your machine by finding out your=
=20
current dynamic IP (your modem probably has a status page for this) then us=
e=20
http://your.ip.here:8080 or if you don't have any other servers running on=
=20
port 80 then you can go into $TOMCAT_HOME\conf\server.xml and change 8080 t=
o=20
80.

REgards,
=2D-=20
Jason Bainbridge
KDE Web Team - http://kde.org=20
webmaster@kde.org=20

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