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Ports on homehub

TechDelma
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Newbie here- so please bear with me! We have a simple network set up (No domain names), linked to the BT Home Hub. We have a website hosted on a server, and I've opened up port 80 on this server, and this works fine. The website is accessed using the external IP address of the hub. I have another server, with some web services running on it, attached to a different port. I want to run a GPRS listen on the first server, but this also uses port 80. I'm assuming there is going to be a conflict. I can't assign the same port number to more than one server. How can I get over this? Cheers

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markp
Grand Guru

 Hi TechDelma,

 

To get round this you will need to have a range of public static IP's for your broadband connection, and assign each server a different IP from the range.  This will allow you to open up port 80 for both servers.

 

regards

 

Markp

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markp
Grand Guru

 Hi TechDelma,

 

To get round this you will need to have a range of public static IP's for your broadband connection, and assign each server a different IP from the range.  This will allow you to open up port 80 for both servers.

 

regards

 

Markp

TechDelma
Member

Hi

TechDelma
Member

Hi

 

I assume I can request these from BT business?

 

markp
Grand Guru

Hi TechDelma,

 

To order static IP's, if you go to http://myoffice.bt.com   click on " manage services “, then login with your primary @btconnect.com email address,.  Once on the new page, in the your account section click on “connection settings” this will load a new window. In the new window click "change" beside IP addressing. This will take you through the order process for static IP’s.

 

Regards

 

Markp

TechDelma
Member

Many thanks!