Webpage & Setup Guide!

[nady]

Greetings, MMOwned.

I released a webpage not to long ago, but - i decided to make another webpage with more place to put sever information, news and that kind of stuff.


Webpage Downlaod:

Download from my Webserver - Here
Download from Filebeam - Here

Webpage Preview:

I have the webpage hosted, so feel free to check the layout and server-tools out at:

WWW.PEWPEWELITE.COM

(I have added the text for show at the website, so it looks more realistic)
I will also add a picture preview:




Webpage Tools:

The following tools for the webpage includes in the download:

1. Account Creator (Fixed to enable Wotlk accounts)
2. Global Teleporter - Allows everyone to teleport their character from the webpage, to example; Orgrimmar, Ironforge, Shattrath.
3. Password Changer.
4. Unstucker.
5. I have also added a easy to use realmlist download - for those n00bs who does not know how to edit it. (To change this to your realmlist - just prefix your realmlist.txt and convert it to a rar file via winrar, then rename the rar file to realmlist and replace it with the exsisting realmlist.rar inside the www directory.)

Setup the Webpage:

1. Download Wampserver
2. Install it
3. Start the WAMP software up - you will then see a small icon in your right corner (like a half moon or something ).
   LeftClick the icon, and then press WWW directory. Now place the files you extracted from the .rar inside the WWW directory.
   LeftClick the icon again, and press both "put online" and "start all services".
4. The Webpage is now up and running. (Going through a router? - Follow step 5.)
5. (Router) If your internet is going through a router you will need to do this final step. Type in 192.168.1.1 inside your address bar and type in the username and password for your router. Open port forwarding and open port "80" to the IP that is hosting the webpage. (If this is not done, you will only have access to it locally - 127.0.0.1)
   

Do you have problems with the port forwarding? Then i will strongly suggest to visit this site for detailed instructions for your router.

Thanks to:
- Spora
- Bella
- Aphex

[Glorianglorre]

Nice job +rep

[D1zl3]

sweet site+Rep

[Kirsebaer]

I am running this on my server now
http://darkmoonfaire.mine.nu/

Tell me if you can see my site

[nady]

thanks for feedback - and btw, cant enter your side maxlundell :/

[Kirsebaer]

thanks for feedback - and btw, cant enter your side maxlundell :/

Ok, thanks for letting me know.
:/

Any ideas how?
I've followed guides to make it public, but I cannot get it?

[nady]

Ok, thanks for letting me know.
:/

Any ideas how?
I've followed guides to make it public, but I cannot get it?

Have you opened port 80 from your router? (if you have one)
Opened it to the right IP? (open CMD and type ipconfig)

Can you connect to it?

(try to turn off your firewall, etc.)

[phireloader]

nady's server offline?

[Kirsebaer]

Have you opened port 80 from your router? (if you have one)
Opened it to the right IP? (open CMD and type ipconfig)

Can you connect to it?

(try to turn off your firewall, etc.)

Yeah, I can acces it.
Here's a picture of it:



Port 80 is open, but my wampserver has a yellow icon?

[nady]

nady's server offline?

my server is up

[nady]

Yeah, I can acces it.
Here's a picture of it:



Port 80 is open, but my wampserver has a yellow icon?

Have you placed your official IP with your hostname? (not just 127.0.0.1)

Perhaps try: https://www.dyndns.com

[Mircast]

@Max

I'm not sure if this is related.. but have you changed your hosts.txt file?
Your host name should have replaced your external IP [Not literally replace, lets say Sub]


Otherwise it's the fact that you haven't opened your ports

Moving on, +rep for the release.

[Kirsebaer]

@Max

I'm not sure if this is related.. but have you changed your hosts.txt file?
Your host name should have replaced your external IP [Not literally replace, lets say Sub]


Otherwise it's the fact that you haven't opened your ports

Moving on, +rep for the release.

Off course I've did.
Look right here:

right (c) 1993-2006 Microsoft Corp.
#
# This is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows.
#
# This file contains the mappings of IP addresses to host names. Each
# entry should be kept on an individual line. The IP address should
# be placed in the first column followed by the corresponding host name.
# The IP address and the host name should be separated by at least one
# space.
#
# Additionally, comments (such as these) may be inserted on individual
# lines or following the machine name denoted by a '#' symbol.
#
# For example:
#
#      102.54.94.97     rhino.acme.com          # source server
#       38.25.63.10     x.acme.com              # x client host

127.0.0.1 localhost
192.168.0.108	darkmoonfaire.mine.nu
90.231.111.218 darkmoonfaire.mine.nu