Can't access ZM across the local net...

[Jim March]

Folks,

I have ZM up and running...latest version under Fedora 13. I have a static IP address on that box of 192.168.0.53. At the station where it's installed I can point the browser to 192.168.0.53/zm and it works as expected.

If I go to any other computer on the same local net off the same router and go to 192.168.0.53/zm I get "not found". Is there some kind of permissions settings or Apache settings I need at the local ZM console box to allow local connections of this sort?

Thanks,

Jim

[bb99]

Try: http://192.168.0.53/zm/index.php

[hudibras]

Try: http://192.168.0.53/zm/index.php

Does local 127.0.0.1/zm work?

Try from other on network call only 192.168.0.53, what do you get?

[Flash_]

Check your apache error logs if you think it's that.

Could also be iptables, /etc/deny.hosts or a dozen other things. Unusual for apache to deny access by default though, unless you have a very severe distro.

[Jim March]

Just got back in to try it.

http://127.0.0.1/zm/ works at the station running ZM.

So does:

http://192.168.0.53/zm/index.php

But the same command from another machine, same net, total fail. Over WiFi and plain Ethernet.

Sigh.

Anybody?

[hudibras]

Just got back in to try it.

http://127.0.0.1/zm/ works at the station running ZM.

So does:

http://192.168.0.53/zm/index.php

But the same command from another machine, same net, total fail. Over WiFi and plain Ethernet.

Sigh.

Anybody?

It's okay but index.php is not necessary!
But what happen without zm, just the ip 192 from other on the net do you get apache server or not?
Something user all.all

[Flash_]

And apache's logs say... ?

[hudibras]

And apache's logs say... ?

Have you installed webmin what about firewall?

[jeramiah1945]

I would check you IP mask for the zm server and the other hosts on your network. If they don't match, it could be your problem. If you want, why dont you post the IP and mask for your zm server and for another host that cannot connect to it. We can figure out if thats the problem easy enough.