Is it possible to set up a web server with an address which is visible only on your home lan and does not need to be advertised on the web. Can anyone point me in the right direction to set this up.
Maybe all I am looking for is a shared web page on a local drive.
Local web server visible on home Lan
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Re: Local web server visible on home Lan
QNAP has a builtin webserver. Can be enabled via QTS
https://docs.qnap.com/operating-system/ ... 0AD1D.html
If no ports are forwarded via your router (manual or upnp) , nothing is advertised (forwarded) to the web
https://docs.qnap.com/operating-system/ ... 0AD1D.html
If no ports are forwarded via your router (manual or upnp) , nothing is advertised (forwarded) to the web
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Re: Local web server visible on home Lan
The embedded web server (apache) is very easy to setup particularly for home use (and certainly much safer - if you follow @dolbyman's advice). You can simply use a standard file share if that is all you really need, but the impact of running the actual web server is very low and will likely be better long term (although you know your needs better than we do).
Very easy to setup and access from your browser just like you would a web site on the internet, it simply resolves to a local IP address.
Very easy to setup and access from your browser just like you would a web site on the internet, it simply resolves to a local IP address.
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Re: Local web server visible on home Lan
Thank you, have set it up in QTS but getting a "You don't have permission to access this resource." I have checked my Share permissions and they are set for everyone. I do not want to advertise it on the web but I will check my router port forwarding.dolbyman wrote: ↑Tue Aug 16, 2022 7:33 am QNAP has a builtin webserver. Can be enabled via QTS
https://docs.qnap.com/operating-system/ ... 0AD1D.html
If no ports are forwarded via your router (manual or upnp) , nothing is advertised (forwarded) to the web
I get a reaction from the server but I do not get the page.
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Re: Local web server visible on home Lan
Thank you.dosborne wrote: ↑Tue Aug 16, 2022 10:10 am The embedded web server (apache) is very easy to setup particularly for home use (and certainly much safer - if you follow @dolbyman's advice). You can simply use a standard file share if that is all you really need, but the impact of running the actual web server is very low and will likely be better long term (although you know your needs better than we do).
Very easy to setup and access from your browser just like you would a web site on the internet, it simply resolves to a local IP address.
Have set it up. I have followed the instructions and set up the virtual site on port 90. I get a response You don't have permission to access this resource. I have checked the share permissions and I am at a loss as they show everything is shared to everyone.
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Re: Local web server visible on home Lan
There really isn't much to setup or configure as the QNAP Apache web server is pretty much locked down. Are you trying to access a simple html file as a test? Maybe double check the permissions on the file ( set to 755 as a test) via SSH and make sure you are using the correct directory as the "home" directory.
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Re: Local web server visible on home Lan
If you still have an error accessing the Web server, please add a screenshot from Webserver and Virtual hosts tab.
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Re: Local web server visible on home Lan
Thanks to all.dosborne wrote: ↑Wed Aug 17, 2022 8:53 am There really isn't much to setup or configure as the QNAP Apache web server is pretty much locked down. Are you trying to access a simple html file as a test? Maybe double check the permissions on the file ( set to 755 as a test) via SSH and make sure you are using the correct directory as the "home" directory.
After going in via ssh it was obvious. One file had admin as the user.