How do I connect to my own wamp server?

When I was celebrating the Chinese New Year, I wanted to develop a WeChat public account, so I asked my classmates majoring in programming who were back home for the Chinese New Year.
He told me to use php, so I learned php and then followed the lead and learned thinkphp, JavaScript, html, css, mysqli, etc.
I made a Windows virtual machine and did experiments on it every day. If I didn’t know how to do it, I came here to ask. Finally, I felt that I had learned a lot, so I wanted to try developing it.

The computer I am using is connected to my home router via wifi. There is a windows virtual machine in my computer with wamp configured in it.
When doing experiments, if I want to access it myself, I just visit http://localhost/ *.php will do.

How do I enter wamp to access my virtual machine from other places?

I know that when cmd.exe enters ipconfig, a lot of information will appear,
but I don’t know which one is useful.
Can someone please teach me step by step...

Thank you!!

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When I was celebrating the Chinese New Year, I wanted to develop a WeChat public account, so I asked my classmates majoring in programming who were back home for the Chinese New Year.
He told me to use php, so I learned php and then followed the lead and learned thinkphp, JavaScript, html, css, mysqli, etc.
I made a Windows virtual machine and did experiments on it every day. If I didn’t know how to do it, I came here to ask. Finally, I felt that I had learned a lot, so I wanted to try developing it.

The computer I am using is connected to my home router via wifi. There is a windows virtual machine in my computer with wamp configured in it.
When doing experiments, if I want to access it myself, I just visit http://localhost/ *.php will do.

How do I enter wamp to access my virtual machine from other places?

I know that when cmd.exe enters ipconfig, a lot of information will appear,
but I don’t know which one is useful.
Can someone please teach me step by step...

Thank you!!

There is a number starting with 192 in ipconfig, which is the intranet address. Just make sure you use this access within the same LAN.
Then a 403 may appear, just configure it. I think if you have just learned to play these things, the configuration should not be a problem.

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If you want to access on the Internet.
1. Purchase a server
2. Use tools such as Peanut Shell for internal and external network mapping

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