problems accessing websites

I am probably just dense but I don't understand why the problem would
be in the router. The system worked with NFS on computer A on the
network and I could access the websites from any computer on the
LAN.

I installed the program on computer B on the same network and now I
cannot access the websites from any computer on the LAN. Both
computers are set up the same except one has XP Home (A) and the
other has XP Pro (B). Different antivirus (internet security on A and
System Works on B. That is the ONLY differences that I know.

The websites are accessible from OUTSIDE the LAN. Just not from the
LAN computers.

--- In NFServeryahoogroups.com, "Fastream Technologies" <gates...>
wrote:
>
> Seems to me you should check your router settings and point the
port 80 of
> router to NFS.
>
> Regards,
>
> Gorkem Ates
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "davidexe" <dexe...>
&gt; To: <NFServeryahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2006 1:06 AM
> Subject: [NFServer] problems accessing websites
>
>
> : gee, it would be nice to just have something work the way it is
> : supposed to.
> :
> : Now I have the FTP and HTTP working to a point but I cannot
access the
> : web sites from any computer that is on the LAN. I can "dial" out
and
>; : access the website that way. So it is being seen on the Internet.
I
> : cannot ping the ip address from a computer on the LAN. When I go
> : to "canyouseeme&quot; the ports are not hidden. I can access the FTP
site
&gt; : with FTP Explorer from any computer on the LAN. Just cannot
access the
> : websites.
> :
> : Oh, on the previous computer I could access the websites from any
> : computer on the LAN.
> :
> : Any suggestions?
> :
> : Thanks
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