Broadcasting on port:80 to get past campus network firewall, but need webserver to

[008633285]

College radio station(newbie, March 27/2001)

The only port we can braodcast into our campus past the campus network firewall is port 80. We need to run our webserver on the same machine as well as we do not have access to another server. Is there any way to run both? Using windows2000 pro, IIS 5.0. No, the campus network administrators will not open a port for us. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

[Edited by 008633285 on 03-29-2001 at 02:57 AM]

[BIGDADDY]

well if they won't open up a port.. how can you run on 82? have you checked 8080 .. that is the http port for proxy shtuff. you might be able to get through there and run the webserver as normal. the shoutcast server port is set in the config so you can chose 'any' port available..

[008633285]

BIGDADDY

Thank you very much for your help. Port 8080/tcp HTP Alternative works!!

[engineering]

That is a good one!!!

For everyone that can't use :80 your can do this -

Obtain extra ip for the machine and bind the webserver to one ip, use the other ip for :80 streaming :)

We did that on our co-located server ; beats paying out for another server, and more rackspace hire ;)

[CheeseOnFire]

I have the same problem as above but I still cannot connect. Only ports that are available are 80 (which has web server) and 21 (ftp). I'm running IIS 5.0 on Win 2000 as well. If i shut down the webserver and run shoutcast on port 80 it works fine. But is there a way I can run the Web Server and Shoutcast at the same time?