Port 80 problems outside WWPP LAN.

These are just images that illustrate the problem I am still having in streaming QuickTime movies over port 80. The first image to the right illustrates 3 port scans from 3 different locations scanning the X-server, as target of the scans, as of Saturday morning at 11 am on the 24th of May, 2003. The MISSING is port 80 seen from outside whatever network our two computers are sitting on. I can now access port 80 from the WWPP server and maybe other places on the PeaceHealth network. The next image illustrates that I can indeed, access the streaming server via port 1220, and that the server is running.

Server is running and can be accessed on port 1220 for control.

The next two illustrate using a web browser to access the server via port 80 default. Using browsers from, in the first image, the QTSS itself.

And in the second place, from the WWPP manila servers machine, I get the streaming server responding to the call with a bad request. It is not a mistake. It just shows that the server got the request and responded.

The last image shows what I get from anywhere other than those two machines. No connection at all over Port 80 from outside the local area that WWPP's Manila server and the QTstreaming server are installed.

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