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i would like to host a web site with an ADSL connection to my pc. at present i run my internet connection through a router with a NAT on a 2 machine network. how would it work if i had a static ip adress? would i need a static ip for each of the computers on the network?
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Give your computers a static ip in either the 10.0.0.X range or 192.168.0.X range.
Then the router has the static IP from the ISP... just set a rule to direct all http inbound traffic to the machine that is serving the webpages.
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If you are using a home ADSL connection BT run NAT on their side so you won't have a proper public IP address for people to point their browsers to
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As long as your contract with your ISP doesn't prevent you hosting a web site, you could always use one of the many dynamic dns services, for example http://www.dns2go.com
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Checked whether <a href="http://groups.google.com/groups?th=7073240d83effdcc">port 80 is blocked</a>? Most ISPs block it.
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