Port 80

[Wizet]

When your isp has disabled port 80 is there another way to enable it without your isp knowing about it?

[Starshine]

Not that I am aware of, no.
What are you wanting to do that requires port 80 to be open??

[ichwar]

Not that I am aware of, no.
What are you wanting to do that requires port 80 to be open??

Port 80 is used for web hosting. Are you trying to setup a server Wizet?

[dbojan]

Maybe you need to check your router. It's proboably not because of your ISP. Find something about port forwarding for your router.
I have also done that when i was setting up my no-ip adress.

[Wizet]

Port 80 is used for web hosting. Are you trying to setup a server Wizet?

I am trying to set up a web server using my laptop.

Maybe you need to check your router. It's proboably not because of your ISP. Find something about port forwarding for your router.
I have also done that when i was setting up my no-ip adress.

Um. I hate to say this but I don't have a router...

[noerrorsfound]

If your ISP blocked port 80 (HTTP), accessing the Internet would be impossible.

[steronius]

maybe set your server to serv to another port, say 8080

[Wizet]

If your ISP blocked port 80 (HTTP), accessing the Internet would be impossible.

I'm talking about making a web server the kind of port 80.

maybe set your server to serv to another port, say 8080

I dont like that because in no-ip some how when I port 80 redirect it some how changes back in my ip address and I dont like the advertisements on the bottom.

[steronius]

dyndns.com : a service like no-ip, without ads.

an URL redirector: go.to : has ads title-bar, but at least you can close it.

[xav0989]

You can't set up a personal server (available on the internet) without port forwarding, if you are on a LAN.

If your ISP blocked port 80 (HTTP), accessing the Internet would be impossible.

When ISPs block a port, they only block new incoming connection. They let is through if you initiated the connection (i.e. by typing an address in the browser)