HELP !!! MỞ PORT 80 CHO VPS
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Steps (15 total)
1
Click on the Windows Start Button
2
Click Windows Firewall
3
When the Firewll window opens look the the Advanced settings on the left hand side of the window
Expand
4
When the Advanced Firewall wondows opens, look again on the left hand side for Inbound Rules
Expand
5
When the Inboud Rules window opens up, click on Action and New Rule and the New Inbound Rules Wizard wil open
6
The first step in the Inbound Rules Wizard, is the rule type. For Spiceworks, this is going to be a Port rule type. Click the radio button next to Port
Expand
7
Click Next
8
Click on the TCP radio button and the Specific local Ports radio button and add the ports you need in the text box next to Specific local ports: . For Spiceworks when ports 80 and 443 are used by another application Spiceworks uses ports 9675 and 9676, and should look like this: 9675-9676 in that text box.
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9
Click Next
10
Click the Allow the connection radio button
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11
Click Next
12
Uncheck the Private and Public Profiles
Expand
13
Click Next
14
Enter a name for this profile in the Name textbox. (Example: Spiceworks Ports) and a brief description in the Description textbox.
Expand
15
Finally click the Finish button and Windows Server 2008 R2 will create the rule
1
Click on the Windows Start Button
2
Click Windows Firewall
3
When the Firewll window opens look the the Advanced settings on the left hand side of the window
Expand
4
When the Advanced Firewall wondows opens, look again on the left hand side for Inbound Rules
Expand
5
When the Inboud Rules window opens up, click on Action and New Rule and the New Inbound Rules Wizard wil open
6
The first step in the Inbound Rules Wizard, is the rule type. For Spiceworks, this is going to be a Port rule type. Click the radio button next to Port
Expand
7
Click Next
8
Click on the TCP radio button and the Specific local Ports radio button and add the ports you need in the text box next to Specific local ports: . For Spiceworks when ports 80 and 443 are used by another application Spiceworks uses ports 9675 and 9676, and should look like this: 9675-9676 in that text box.
Expand
9
Click Next
10
Click the Allow the connection radio button
Expand
11
Click Next
12
Uncheck the Private and Public Profiles
Expand
13
Click Next
14
Enter a name for this profile in the Name textbox. (Example: Spiceworks Ports) and a brief description in the Description textbox.
Expand
15
Finally click the Finish button and Windows Server 2008 R2 will create the rule
ThanksSteps (15 total)
1
Click on the Windows Start Button
2
Click Windows Firewall
3
When the Firewll window opens look the the Advanced settings on the left hand side of the window
Expand
4
When the Advanced Firewall wondows opens, look again on the left hand side for Inbound Rules
Expand
5
When the Inboud Rules window opens up, click on Action and New Rule and the New Inbound Rules Wizard wil open
6
The first step in the Inbound Rules Wizard, is the rule type. For Spiceworks, this is going to be a Port rule type. Click the radio button next to Port
Expand
7
Click Next
8
Click on the TCP radio button and the Specific local Ports radio button and add the ports you need in the text box next to Specific local ports: . For Spiceworks when ports 80 and 443 are used by another application Spiceworks uses ports 9675 and 9676, and should look like this: 9675-9676 in that text box.
Expand
9
Click Next
10
Click the Allow the connection radio button
Expand
11
Click Next
12
Uncheck the Private and Public Profiles
Expand
13
Click Next
14
Enter a name for this profile in the Name textbox. (Example: Spiceworks Ports) and a brief description in the Description textbox.
Expand
15
Finally click the Finish button and Windows Server 2008 R2 will create the rule
Mình làm được rồi
sao mình làm y vậy mà cũng ko dc b ơi.Steps (15 total)
1
Click on the Windows Start Button
2
Click Windows Firewall
3
When the Firewll window opens look the the Advanced settings on the left hand side of the window
Expand
4
When the Advanced Firewall wondows opens, look again on the left hand side for Inbound Rules
Expand
5
When the Inboud Rules window opens up, click on Action and New Rule and the New Inbound Rules Wizard wil open
6
The first step in the Inbound Rules Wizard, is the rule type. For Spiceworks, this is going to be a Port rule type. Click the radio button next to Port
Expand
7
Click Next
8
Click on the TCP radio button and the Specific local Ports radio button and add the ports you need in the text box next to Specific local ports: . For Spiceworks when ports 80 and 443 are used by another application Spiceworks uses ports 9675 and 9676, and should look like this: 9675-9676 in that text box.
Expand
9
Click Next
10
Click the Allow the connection radio button
Expand
11
Click Next
12
Uncheck the Private and Public Profiles
Expand
13
Click Next
14
Enter a name for this profile in the Name textbox. (Example: Spiceworks Ports) and a brief description in the Description textbox.
Expand
15
Finally click the Finish button and Windows Server 2008 R2 will create the rule
check trên web thì nó báo
Port 80 is closed on 104.215.193.66.
gameplayer
Hero
vào firewall mục inbound outbound gì đó.
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