Hello, On 2013-08-18 10:40, shanmukhat...@gmail.com wrote: > I am developing a simple http media streamer with the help of simple http > server of http.server and I have a problem in binding the server. I get the > “the address is not valid in it’s content error” and I KNOW that it can be > solved by socket.INADDR_ANY but the problem is my router has assigned me > 192.168.1.*** and my ISP has given me a ip like 119.*.*.* which is causing > the problem.. I find this 119.*.*.* IP nowhere in ipconfig [neither with the > /all flag]
Your problem is that your computer is behind a NAT provided by your router. Essentially, to provide access to multiple devices on your network while still only using a single external IP address, your router uses network(s) that are private to your LAN and then attempts to map calls from the outside to IPs on the inside. The usual way to handle it would be to bind to your local WAN-facing interface and then port forward on your router, however this is off-topic for this list. This is fairly facile though, if you google for "port forward" and your router model, you should find instructions on how to do so. Best, Chris
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