Configuring IIS to provide external remote access

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I want to provide to access my webpage through remote computer using:

http://myip:port_x/www/default.aspx

The problem is, altough I have port x with port forwarding in my router, looks there's some configuration needing, because I get access denied.

I use Win 7 X64 Ultimate, but I dont have IIS (at least for configuration).

What Should I do ?

Posted 3-Jan-11 11:57am

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2011-01-03T15:09:00

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Without IIS running you can't run a webpage on a computer. It is IIS that responds to requests. You will have to install IIS if you want to provide any access to the webpage.

Posted 3-Jan-11 15:09pm

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