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I have a .net web application which I have hosted on IIS. when I run it, it is working fine. I have assigned the hostname as my static IP address. So i can access my application as http://xxx.xxx.x.x/default.aspx. When I try to access the same address from another computer,I’m not able to access. Am I missing something?
Does your machine’s IP Address start with:
192.168(eg:192.168.1.15,192.168.0.35) or10.(eg10.0.0.45)?If so, these are PRIVATE IP Addresses, and cannot be accessed from other computers outside your local network.
You would need to configure your router to forward port 80 to your private IP, and then use the address you see on Google when searching for What is my IP
The details on configuring your router are more suited to Superuser.com than Stackoverflow.