https protocol

[Gregor Leskovšek]

What do I need and how do I setup HTTPSecure protocol for a PHP application?
As I understand I need to enable port forwarding of 443 on router? (I have
an old Linksys router with Tomato software, I lost the ip address of the
router and cannot log in. Can somebody please help me, advice)
What else?

Thanks in advance, Gregor
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[Jim Lucas]

Post by Gregor Leskovšek
What do I need and how do I setup HTTPSecure protocol for a PHP application?
As I understand I need to enable port forwarding of 443 on router? (I have
an old Linksys router with Tomato software, I lost the ip address of the
router and cannot log in. Can somebody please help me, advice)
What else?
Thanks in advance, Gregor
♥♥♥ When the sun rises I receive and when it sets I forgive! ♥♥♥
http://gleskove.userworld.com/ <http://moj.skavt.net/gleskovs/> ♥
Always, Gregor Leskovšek

Look at your network settings. Typically, the ip you need to connect to is
your default gateway ip.

[Aziz Saleh]

Post by Jim Lucas

Post by Gregor Leskovšek
What do I need and how do I setup HTTPSecure protocol for a PHP application?
As I understand I need to enable port forwarding of 443 on router? (I have
an old Linksys router with Tomato software, I lost the ip address of the
router and cannot log in. Can somebody please help me, advice)
What else?
Thanks in advance, Gregor
♥♥♥ When the sun rises I receive and when it sets I forgive! ♥♥♥
http://gleskove.userworld.com/ <http://moj.skavt.net/gleskovs/> ♥
Always, Gregor Leskovšek

Look at your network settings. Typically, the ip you need to connect to
is your default gateway ip.
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To access the network settings Jim was referring to, use the
terminal/command prompt:

On Windows:

ipconfig /all

On Linux (Look for UG flags):

route -n

On Mac:

route get default | grep gateway

Usually the IP looks something like 192.168.X.X, but it could differ on new
routers.