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How can I run a webserver that is accessible outside of my college network?

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GRagland

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I am trying to figure out how can I run a webserver that is accessible outside of my college network. I didn't think it was possibloy because I only have a local IP address (and I don't have access to the school router of course). But the school does give me a small webspace to use. Is there someway I could redirect people from my school webspace to my webserver on the school network?
 
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Running a webserver will probably violate your agreeement with the school and get your net access cut off.
 
Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
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Running a webserver will probably violate your agreeement with the school and get your net access cut off.
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and you can't do it if you're behind a NAT without the cooperation of the administration
 
Originally posted by: Imdmn04
Can't do it because this is exactly they don't want their students to do.
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yep, lots more traffic. I'd love to have been able to have done it, but whatever.
 
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