CheerfulTomato     Posted at 2022-04-12 08:32:18(136Wks ago) Report Permalink URL | ||
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| { Google Translate } Thanks Redbaron58 and miok for giving me a chance. Hello to everyone I was looking for a way to quickly transfer files to the other party. I found this way in XAMPP. On your own home computer and the internet infrastructure you use. I will tell you how to install the program. I am doing the installation with Turkish program. You make a different language according to the language you use according to the location of the country you live in. The purpose of this pictorial explanation is not to forget. Before the installation starts, your ip address must be a fixed ip address. I called an internet service provider and wanted my ip address to be a fixed ip address. Because my ip address was changing every time I turned the modem off and on. This port used to have problems when I opened it. OK https://www.apachefriends.org/en/index.html For example xp, windows 7 and Vista new version exe does not work on old computers. You guys solve this by searching oldversion.           If Apache doesn't run, to run it. You need to make the port 81 in this line. Sometimes there is a port conflict.   Now you need to open the modem interface port.    I am using the modem that my service provider gave me. Your modems have different brands and interfaces, but opening a port is a universal method. I open port 81.   Open Run CMD on your computer and type the "ipconfig" command.   Port opening or forwarding is finished. Let's see if it works now. Let's google and type google "myip". The output address is our IP address. then let's rewrite it in the address line " http://ipadres:81  Now we can share files through our own home computer. To do this. Let's go to the directory where we installed XAMPP. Let's find the "htdocs" folder. Let's create a folder named "movie" inside the folder. Let's open the internet browser again. In the address line http://ipadres:81/movie Happy ending. Remember, your home internet upload speed means the other party's download speed. For example, if you have an upload speed of 100 mbit, the other party will download your file with 10 mb per second.   Last edited by CheerfulTomato on 2022-04-12 09:51:01 | |
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