¿Cómo creo un servidor local en línea?

How do I make a local server online?

Making your local server accessible from anywhere

1. Setup a local HTTP server.
2. Allow inbound traffic on port 80.
3. Setup a free DNS service.
4. Setup an SSH server.
5. Forward requests to port 22 on your router to your computer.

In reality, anyone can make a home server using nothing more than an old laptop or a cheap piece of kit like a Raspberry Pi. Of course, the trade-off when using old or cheap equipment is performance. Companies like Google and Microsoft host their cloud services on servers that can handle billions of queries every day.

Windows Instructions

1. Open the Start menu and click “Computer.”
2. Click the “Map network drive” button in the toolbar.
3. Click the “Drive” menu and choose the letter to assign to the server.
4. Fill in the Folder field with the IP address or hostname of the server you want to access.

You should follow these steps:

1. Go to the control panel.
2. Inbound rules > new rules.
3. Click port > next > specific local port > enter 8080 > next > allow the connection>
4. Next > tick all (domain, private, public) > specify any name.
5. Now you can access your localhost by any device (laptop, mobile, desktop, etc).

Just as the name suggests, FreeNAS is free software that can convert you old PC into a server. Not only it is easy to install, but it is easy to configure and run as well. The USB will then remain in the port where you have placed it for the rest of the time your server is active.

When setting up a laptop as a server, you have several options. You can use it as a file and media server using tools native to Windows. You can also install a specific server operating system to create a customizable Web or gaming server.

1. Step 1: Acquire a Dedicated PC. This step may be easy for some and hard for others.
2. Step 2: Get the OS!
3. Step 3: Install the OS!
4. Step 4: Setup VNC.
5. Step 5: Install FTP.
6. Step 6: Configure FTP Users.
7. Step 7: Configure and Activate FTP Server!
8. Step 8: Install HTTP Support, Sit Back and Relax!