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I have an ASP.net website running on my computer through Visual Studio 2010.
localhost:14587/site/login.aspx
How do I access it from another? The two computers are connected via LAN.
I’ve tried accessing this URL on computer B:
192.168.255.1:14587/site/login.aspx
192.168.255.1 is computer A’s IP address on LAN.
It does not work though.
EDIT:
Btw, I tried accessing this URL on computer A (where the website is running on):
192.168.255.1:14587/site/login.aspx
It doesn’t work
AFIK, asp.net runs in its own server called ASP.NET Development Server.
as Scott Gu mentioned in his blog . IIS and asp.net development server
Visual Studio’s built-in ASP.NET Development Server (also known as “Cassini”) has the benefit of being light-weight and easy to quickly run. It doesn’t listen on remote ports (which makes it easier to get approved (or many corporate security environments), works even when you are running under a non-administrator account, and doesn’t require a separate installation step.
So the option is