Kees Nuyt wrote:
> On Sat, 17 Dec 2005 05:24:25 GMT, "Harry G. Osoff"
> <momscoffee@frontiernet.net> wrote:
>
>> Here is where I am.
>>
>> 127.0.0.1 shows me the apache page
>> localhost shows me the apache page
>>
>> my dyndns addresses show me my cable modem admin page
>>
>> Now what do I have to configure in what file to
>> direct incoming to my home directory?
>
> You have to disable your cable modem admin page.
> If your cable modem is configured as a router, you have to
> activate NAT routing for incoming requests on port 80 to the LAN
> address of your PC.
>
> Both can't be configured in any Apache configuration file.
> Consult the manual of your cable modem. Look up every word in it
> that you don't understand and enhance your knowledge about
> networking. That time will be well spent.
>
> A hint on using usenet/news: it would have been better to
> follow-up my article in the first news thread you started,
> instead of starting a new thread. That way the "..Continued" in
> the subject would have been apparent from the thread structure.
>
> Hope this s.

Kees,

Thanks for both those tips.

I have gone through the manual for my modem several time and have not
yet found the way to turn the admin off.

I am using a Seimens 6520 supplied by my ISP and not at all as user
friendly as the Linksys.

It is a wireless modem/router but I am the only user. I know I am
getting close.