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View my Django site hosted in IIS from another computer
How to combine 2 or more querysets in a Django view?how to display “Windows Firewall has blocked some features of this program” dialog for my app?Configure SQL Express Browser Client Through FirewallUnable to connect to a subversion edge server remotelyWindows Container with Docker: Cannot reach httpd in container from host (Win2016 TP5)Connecting to IIS website from another computer on the LAN - port not listeningIIS hosting, can't view site from my other machine on the same networkCRSF cookie not set in iframed Django View within another siteUnable to access hosted site from another PC on networkConnecting to AWS RDS database from a non-AWS hosting server
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I have 2 pc and inside all the 2 i have installed Windows 10 pro X64
from hosted pc:
I know Microsoft deprecates Python support on IIS
I developpe my app with django==2.1.*
I have configure IIS to host my django app
I have test, all work like a charm.
I have edit my hosts file and add line in the end of my hosts in system32/...etc
like this:
mycurrenthostedpc_ip myapp.extranet
when i finish imake binding in IIS like this:
myapp.extranet --->> host
mycurrenthostedpc_ip ---->>>> IP address
I have configure firewall to accept Inbound and port 80
In the hosted PC when icheck
http://myapp.extranet/ ---->>> It work well in the hosted pc
But when i check in second pc connect to my network like this:
http://myapp.extranet/ or http://hosted_pc/myapp.extranet/ ------>>>> Not working
How can i correctly configure my hosted PC if i want to access to my django app (inside another computer) with this url (http://myapp.extranet/)
Thank for advance...
django windows iis windows-firewall hosted
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I have 2 pc and inside all the 2 i have installed Windows 10 pro X64
from hosted pc:
I know Microsoft deprecates Python support on IIS
I developpe my app with django==2.1.*
I have configure IIS to host my django app
I have test, all work like a charm.
I have edit my hosts file and add line in the end of my hosts in system32/...etc
like this:
mycurrenthostedpc_ip myapp.extranet
when i finish imake binding in IIS like this:
myapp.extranet --->> host
mycurrenthostedpc_ip ---->>>> IP address
I have configure firewall to accept Inbound and port 80
In the hosted PC when icheck
http://myapp.extranet/ ---->>> It work well in the hosted pc
But when i check in second pc connect to my network like this:
http://myapp.extranet/ or http://hosted_pc/myapp.extranet/ ------>>>> Not working
How can i correctly configure my hosted PC if i want to access to my django app (inside another computer) with this url (http://myapp.extranet/)
Thank for advance...
django windows iis windows-firewall hosted
Install a Linux distribution from the store, and then host your Python based web app on Linux please. Microsoft deprecates Python support on IIS.
– Lex Li
Mar 24 at 4:23
Anything step by step is called a tutorial and off-topic on Stack Overflow.
– Lex Li
Mar 24 at 4:35
add a comment |
I have 2 pc and inside all the 2 i have installed Windows 10 pro X64
from hosted pc:
I know Microsoft deprecates Python support on IIS
I developpe my app with django==2.1.*
I have configure IIS to host my django app
I have test, all work like a charm.
I have edit my hosts file and add line in the end of my hosts in system32/...etc
like this:
mycurrenthostedpc_ip myapp.extranet
when i finish imake binding in IIS like this:
myapp.extranet --->> host
mycurrenthostedpc_ip ---->>>> IP address
I have configure firewall to accept Inbound and port 80
In the hosted PC when icheck
http://myapp.extranet/ ---->>> It work well in the hosted pc
But when i check in second pc connect to my network like this:
http://myapp.extranet/ or http://hosted_pc/myapp.extranet/ ------>>>> Not working
How can i correctly configure my hosted PC if i want to access to my django app (inside another computer) with this url (http://myapp.extranet/)
Thank for advance...
django windows iis windows-firewall hosted
I have 2 pc and inside all the 2 i have installed Windows 10 pro X64
from hosted pc:
I know Microsoft deprecates Python support on IIS
I developpe my app with django==2.1.*
I have configure IIS to host my django app
I have test, all work like a charm.
I have edit my hosts file and add line in the end of my hosts in system32/...etc
like this:
mycurrenthostedpc_ip myapp.extranet
when i finish imake binding in IIS like this:
myapp.extranet --->> host
mycurrenthostedpc_ip ---->>>> IP address
I have configure firewall to accept Inbound and port 80
In the hosted PC when icheck
http://myapp.extranet/ ---->>> It work well in the hosted pc
But when i check in second pc connect to my network like this:
http://myapp.extranet/ or http://hosted_pc/myapp.extranet/ ------>>>> Not working
How can i correctly configure my hosted PC if i want to access to my django app (inside another computer) with this url (http://myapp.extranet/)
Thank for advance...
django windows iis windows-firewall hosted
django windows iis windows-firewall hosted
edited Mar 24 at 8:42
Nathan Ingram
asked Mar 24 at 3:53
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Install a Linux distribution from the store, and then host your Python based web app on Linux please. Microsoft deprecates Python support on IIS.
– Lex Li
Mar 24 at 4:23
Anything step by step is called a tutorial and off-topic on Stack Overflow.
– Lex Li
Mar 24 at 4:35
add a comment |
Install a Linux distribution from the store, and then host your Python based web app on Linux please. Microsoft deprecates Python support on IIS.
– Lex Li
Mar 24 at 4:23
Anything step by step is called a tutorial and off-topic on Stack Overflow.
– Lex Li
Mar 24 at 4:35
Install a Linux distribution from the store, and then host your Python based web app on Linux please. Microsoft deprecates Python support on IIS.
– Lex Li
Mar 24 at 4:23
Install a Linux distribution from the store, and then host your Python based web app on Linux please. Microsoft deprecates Python support on IIS.
– Lex Li
Mar 24 at 4:23
Anything step by step is called a tutorial and off-topic on Stack Overflow.
– Lex Li
Mar 24 at 4:35
Anything step by step is called a tutorial and off-topic on Stack Overflow.
– Lex Li
Mar 24 at 4:35
add a comment |
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– Lex Li
Mar 24 at 4:23
Anything step by step is called a tutorial and off-topic on Stack Overflow.
– Lex Li
Mar 24 at 4:35