Howto check/set routes for Apache and Win-XP ???

Hi all,

If I type "route print" at the prompt I get a nice table of my active
routes!
But can I check from that table that xp routes incoming traffic to
port 80 which apache is listening on???

And can I set the route that apache need with the "route" command on
the prompt???

The problem is that I do not have access to the apache-webserver from
external machines? And it looks this has got something to do with it!

Info:
OS winxp pro
dns service www.dns4me.com
apache 2.0 running as a service under xp
internet connection direct via:
dialup/com2/cable modem/cable network

Thanx......

(Apache-newbie)
Zoomy
The Netherlands

I posted to an earlier thread by Zoomy and am having a similar problem as he
is. I took Per's suggestion and entered the command he specified into the
command prompt, and I'm seeing the line he specified, so I'm guessing that
means that my machine is listening for requests on port 80. Any other
suggestion as to what else might be going on?

On Sat, 19 Jul 2003 18:42:54 -0500, The Other Guy responded to a post
from "Matthew Turland" <mgturland@yahoo.com> who wrote in
alt.apache.configuration:

>I posted to an earlier thread by Zoomy and am having a similar problem as he
>is. I took Per's suggestion and entered the command he specified into the
>command prompt, and I'm seeing the line he specified, so I'm guessing that
>means that my machine is listening for requests on port 80. Any other
>suggestion as to what else might be going on?
>

See my response in your post in Zoomy's thread.

Regards,
TOG

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