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en:user_advanced:public_tomcat_win10 [2020/09/01 23:55] anupamaen:user_advanced:public_tomcat_win10 [2020/09/02 00:00] – [Instructions] anupama
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 (Because I don't know whether outbound http responses from GS3's tomcat webserver for incoming requests need to have a port exception rule set up too.) (Because I don't know whether outbound http responses from GS3's tomcat webserver for incoming requests need to have a port exception rule set up too.)
  
-c. Now you should see the running GS3 tomcat at %%http://<private-LAN-IP>:8383%%. +d. Now you should see the running GS3 tomcat at %%http://<private-LAN-IP>:8383%%.*
  
 We need to make this visible over the public IP, which is accomplished by 'Port forwarding'. We need to make this visible over the public IP, which is accomplished by 'Port forwarding'.
  
 +* If not, check your tomcat server is running. Next, check it is listening on port 8383 by typing the following into a [[old:miscellaneous_questions#how_do_i_open_a_terminal_called_dos_console_in_windows|DOS prompt]]:\\
 +<code>netstat -an | find "8383"</code>
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 +The output should display 'LISTENING' for port 8383.
  
 3. Set up port forwarding: 3. Set up port forwarding:
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