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There are a number of different ways that local websites can be viewed from other computers (running Windows, Mac OS X, Linux) and mobile devices (iPads, iPhones, Android phones, etc), that are all connected within the same LAN (local network).
To get every LAN connected computer and mobile device to find and connect to a local website, you have these options:
Use the LAN IP of Server
Connect directly to the server via its LAN IP address, using that IP in the URL:
http://192.168.1.100/
For this to work, the LAN IP address must be assigned as one of the website’s Domain Aliases, and all redirects from Aliases to the Primary Domain Name must be turned off.
Downside – as only 1 IP address is assigned per NIC (network card), only 1 website can be accessed.
Enter 192.168.1.100. IP address, you will get a full approval. When you go to the management panel, you can change the configuration of your router. There are many setting options, such as: Subsequent options, security, network management, QoS IP, wireless LAN settings. LAN, Wan, agent, MAC, WPS, DSL, ADSL, select the changes you want to change. It gives you the possibility to command your network connection, wherever you are: in the wireless router area, in the work environment or in the school, home, cafe, etc..
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To get every LAN connected computer and mobile device to find and connect to a local website, you have these options:
Use the LAN IP of Server
Connect directly to the server via its LAN IP address, using that IP in the URL:
http://192.168.1.100/
For this to work, the LAN IP address must be assigned as one of the website’s Domain Aliases, and all redirects from Aliases to the Primary Domain Name must be turned off.
Downside – as only 1 IP address is assigned per NIC (network card), only 1 website can be accessed.
Enter 192.168.1.100. IP address, you will get a full approval. When you go to the management panel, you can change the configuration of your router. There are many setting options, such as: Subsequent options, security, network management, QoS IP, wireless LAN settings. LAN, Wan, agent, MAC, WPS, DSL, ADSL, select the changes you want to change. It gives you the possibility to command your network connection, wherever you are: in the wireless router area, in the work environment or in the school, home, cafe, etc..
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