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SC Files Not Showing Up Outside of LAN

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SC files are not showing up outside of the LAN. Admittedly, all I have tried so far to access them with is Safari 3.1.2. They are a part of a website that we are hosting and on our LAN, the files show up consistently and quickly.

All other parts of the FM database show up perfectly over the web.

I have tried forwarding several ports on our Netgear Router Switch- 8020, 8080, 16008-16018, but none seem to have worked. Ports 80 and 16080 were already forwarded.

We have been working with a FileMaker Developer (in creating the site and setting up SC), but this issue may fall outside these realms.

Any help or experience with this issue would be appreciated.

How are you running SuperContainer (standalone double-clickable app or installed with Tomcat in the FileMaker Web Publishing Engine?)

Which version of SuperContainer are you using? Version 1 runs on either port 8020 or 8080 by default. Version 2 runs on 8020 if in standalone, or port 80 if you use the installer that comes with it.

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Hi Jesse,

First, thanks for your help/ideas.

1) It appears that we are running the installed-with-TomCat version.

2) Version 1.

Since, the website is showing up perfectly inside our building, might there be a setting in Leopard Server that needs to be flipped or re-routed to allow these files to show up?

Thanks again.

Yes, version 1 runs on port 8080 (not 80, which is the standard HTTP port), so you might have a firewall or router issue somewhere which is allowing traffic on port 80 but not 8080.

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