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- http: localhost:3000 works, but http: 127. 0. 0. 1:3000 doesnt
Odds are, when you are using localhost it isle fearing IPv6 So perhaps the server is not running on IPv4 or more likely only the IPv6 port is allowed through firewall
- How can I find out which folder http: localhost:3000 points to?
Thanks to Daniel B's comment, I managed to figure out that a cached version of the page was running under that port via a service worker To fix, I went to the Application tab in Chrome DevTools and deleted the service worker and now it works fine
- How to access view local web server via public IP? - Ask Ubuntu
This also confuse me I want to access the web page by typing only my public IP just 119 23 123 2 I also tried adding port 3000 in ufw and still no avail
- Port seems to be open, but connection refused - Ask Ubuntu
If your server is listening on the localhost interface only, you won't be able to access it from a remote computer This appears to be your primary problem, as only 127 0 0 1:3000 is listed in your netstat output You will also need to ensure that "mydomain com" resolves to the correct IP address for your machine, such that connecting to it will result in communication with the external
- linux - Nginx Reverse Proxy - Node Apps ( on port 3000 . . . - Super User
your example conf file looks good just listen at 80 or 443 (configure ssl certs) and you can proxy pass your servers running on any port (3000-3003)
- 16. 04 - Curl fails to connect to localhost - Ask Ubuntu
Which command are you using Are you using localhost with curl? First check the output of the following: curl -v localhost:5984 Most likely you would find an output similar to this: Rebuilt URL to: localhost:5948 Hostname was NOT found in DNS cache Trying ::1 Most likely, curl is not able to resolve localhost It switches to an IPv6 address of localhost and your couchdb is not listening
- cannot access my local network address - Super User
Recently i moved to the new apartment where i already found working and running router with internet access Lets say i have node js app running from my own Mac PC on port 3000 previously i could
- How to access web server running on port 3000 on an M1 Mac from an . . .
ok well I mean in vernacular usage trying to go to localhost on my mac port 3000 from my iphone would generally mean to anyone, conversant in English, writing some sort of address in the browser in iphone and getting the website being served on the mac, but I shall edit my post to make this more clear
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