Making a Habbo Retro on a VPS to put online - where am I going wrong?

[SentimentalX]

Hey, I've now moved further onto the stages of now trying to get the retro which I had created yesterday online. I had followed the exact same process using XAMPP but on my VPS this time round. I had changed out the IP from Localhost to my IP of which came with the Windows VPS and changed the URL to the domain in which I own however I can go to the domain on the local machine and it works fine however trying to access the IP/Domain from outside of the VPS just times out.

I have looked at countless tutorials and they all just show the method in which had been done through localhost. Are there extra steps that I am missing to have it live?

 

[Joe]

Hey, I've now moved further onto the stages of now trying to get the retro which I had created yesterday online. I had followed the exact same process using XAMPP but on my VPS this time round. I had changed out the IP from Localhost to my IP of which came with the Windows VPS and changed the URL to the domain in which I own however I can go to the domain on the local machine and it works fine however trying to access the IP/Domain from outside of the VPS just times out.

I have looked at countless tutorials and they all just show the method in which had been done through localhost. Are there extra steps that I am missing to have it live?

What’s the url? Maybe the DNS hasn’t updated yet.

I recommend IIS if you’re setting it up on a VPS though.

 

[Ghost]

What’s the url? Maybe the DNS hasn’t updated yet.

I recommend IIS if you’re setting it up on a VPS though.

Side Note: If you install VIA WPI (WebPlatformInstaller) PHP Manager will not install as it is not verified, unsure what happened but it's been since June last year it's been unverified.

Hey, I've now moved further onto the stages of now trying to get the retro which I had created yesterday online. I had followed the exact same process using XAMPP but on my VPS this time round. I had changed out the IP from Localhost to my IP of which came with the Windows VPS and changed the URL to the domain in which I own however I can go to the domain on the local machine and it works fine however trying to access the IP/Domain from outside of the VPS just times out.

I have looked at countless tutorials and they all just show the method in which had been done through localhost. Are there extra steps that I am missing to have it live?

You need to open your Ports VIA Windows Advanced Firewall.

> Inbound rules
> Add new rule
> Port 80
>Allow All
> XAMPP


Repeat the same for Emulator.

 

[Joe]

Side Note: If you install VIA WPI (WebPlatformInstaller) PHP Manager will not install as it is not verified, unsure what happened but it's been since June last year it's been unverified.



You need to open your Ports VIA Windows Advanced Firewall.

> Inbound rules
> Add new rule
> Port 80
>Allow All
> XAMPP


Repeat the same for Emulator.

Weird I’ve set up hotels in the past month using it, worked fine.

Haven’t used XAMPP for about 10 years either. Would only use it for development purposes not a live project.

 

[SentimentalX]

Side Note: If you install VIA WPI (WebPlatformInstaller) PHP Manager will not install as it is not verified, unsure what happened but it's been since June last year it's been unverified.



You need to open your Ports VIA Windows Advanced Firewall.

> Inbound rules
> Add new rule
> Port 80
>Allow All
> XAMPP


Repeat the same for Emulator.

I just added the port and no difference had occurred - thank you for the help anyway

What’s the url? Maybe the DNS hasn’t updated yet.

I recommend IIS if you’re setting it up on a VPS though.

I don't want to disclose the URL publicly so if you private message me I'll send you it however I'm extremely sure the DNS records are fine - and to the IIS I had followed two different tutorials to try set it up but it had just led to constant errors as most IIS tutorials are extremely out of date so the modules being asked to installed do not work as well as the fact that some CMS just don't work alongside of IIS which may have also been the reason I had loads of errors.

Post automatically merged: Feb 14, 2019

This thread may be closed; the legend @smh helped me get IIS working and then helped me fix the issue I was having.