asp.net website in a vlan using tunngle

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Hello! I made a website but i want to run it in a vlan using tunngle.
I set a fixed port on localhost, but when i connect to the vlan, on other computers i just don't find it.
The vlan is correctly installed because i use it for games and applications, and it runs very well.
So is there some value that i have to set to make my website visible?
I already opened the port on each computers

thanks in advance

Posted 5-Oct-11 13:16pm

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Mario Majčica · Answer 1 · 2011-10-05T21:43:00

Well seems that this has noting to do with APS.NET itself, more on your network configuration. In order to access your site from a different VLAN you need to configure on a routing device a proper route in order to interconnect multiple VLAN's. So, before asking a help about ASP.NET, make sure that your network is properly configured.
There are many forums speaking about networking, usually for specific vendor as Cisco. Once you are sure that your VLAN and routing are configured, if you still have an error, please report it to us, with a detailed description and we will try to help.

Cheers!