Viweing my web-application Online

[Irfan Akram]

Hi guys,

I have a presenation to make to my supervisor, presenting my
web-application. I want the web-application in asp.net that I am developing
on my pc here can presented over the internet. When I run it on localhost or
on my own IP Address e.g. 192.33.33.33/NameOfMyProject then it works on my
own pc, but ot doesnt seem to work on any other pc, i.e. on the internet ?

How may I resolve that, and what could be the possible problems?

Thanks,

Irfan

[Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP]]

Did you install Internet Information Services and the .NET Framework on the
Internet computer?

"Irfan Akram" <Ir********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi guys,

I have a presenation to make to my supervisor, presenting my
web-application. I want the web-application in asp.net that I am
developing
on my pc here can presented over the internet. When I run it on localhost
or
on my own IP Address e.g. 192.33.33.33/NameOfMyProject then it works on my
own pc, but ot doesnt seem to work on any other pc, i.e. on the internet ?

How may I resolve that, and what could be the possible problems?

Thanks,

Irfan

[Karl Seguin]

I'm pretty sure 192.x.x.x is a local address that can't be accessed from the
internet....it's possible your computer isn't accessible from the internet
so you'll need one which is externally availble... This is totally a network
issue...

Karl

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"Irfan Akram" <Ir********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:57**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi guys,

I have a presenation to make to my supervisor, presenting my
web-application. I want the web-application in asp.net that I am developing on my pc here can presented over the internet. When I run it on localhost or on my own IP Address e.g. 192.33.33.33/NameOfMyProject then it works on my
own pc, but ot doesnt seem to work on any other pc, i.e. on the internet ?

How may I resolve that, and what could be the possible problems?

Thanks,

Irfan