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: Creating web hosting in Laptop I was searching Google for how I can configure My webdoamin registered with GoDaddy and static IP I have obtained from Mumbai ISP. I have seen one question which

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I was searching Google for how I can configure My webdoamin registered with GoDaddy and static IP I have obtained from Mumbai ISP.

I have seen one question which was asked three years before in which person asked how he can change IP address to web domain.

I have done the following:


Downloaded and configured Apache 2.4.23, MySQL 5.7 64bit, PHP 7.0.10
I have entered port number in Listen
Entered Server name as example.com which I registered with
GoDaddy

At GoDaddy domain DNS management
I have created @ as host and assigned static IP assigned by my ISP
I have also assigned IPV 6 Address for AAAA record and assigned host
name as @


But when I typed my domain in browser it says we can not find the said domain.

I have also pinged with my static IP it shows 100% lost, ping with web domain it shows 100% loss. I have D-Link 2730U router, which web address is 192.168.1.1, I have port forwarded for TCP and UDP for port 8000,I have selected from select list for server name as Web Server(HTTP), At Server IP address I have mentioned static IP provided by my ISP.

Can anybody tell me what could be the mistake? what next I have to do?

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@LarsenBagley505

I would do the following.

Use whatsmydns.net to see how your records are propagating. (I am not affiliated with whatsmydns.net)

Make sure your router is indeed forwarding to your computer's ip address IE: 192.168.1.x

Make sure your DNS A record does point to your local IP address by typing WhatsMYIp into a search bar (ie Google > www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=whatismyipaddress )

Assuming you have your Apache directory info right, after ensuring the said above is correct, all should work fine. I use this method when developing locally and allowing clients to view sites before going live on their servers.

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