I've registered a FQDN through noip.com. How can I use Glassfish as a
web server?
Looking at:
http://forums.netbeans.org/topic47278.html
I'm able to access
http://192.168.1.3:8080/myWebsite from the same
network. However, I want to point the browser to
http://my_fqdn:8080/myWebsite from a computer outside the network
(across the internet). I want to use Glassfish as a web server for a
web application.
The FQDN points to the public ip address of the box running the
Glassfish server. Specifically, it points to the public ip address of
the router.
Is there some missing piece? While I can ping the internal, 192.x.x.x
address, I want to be able to, at a minimum, ping the FQDN which is
registered on noip.com and which points to the public ip address for
Glassfish. Of course, I should be able to actually browse to the webpage.
This is for a small project, no need for static ip addresses; a delay in
loading pages isn't a concern.
I've done something similar with digital ocean, but this is from my own pc.
thanks,
Thufir