Apache enables other hosts on the same LAN to access this Apache server method

This article mainly shares with you how Apache enables other hosts on the same LAN to access this Apache server. I hope it can help everyone.

Apache2.2 and its previous versions

Add Order allow in
,deny
Allow from all

Apache2.4 version

If you restart Apache according to the above settings in Apache2.4 version, an error will be reported. After searching, it was found that it is no longer available in Apache2.4 version. The original configuration syntax is supported and changed to the new Require syntax, and the default configuration allows other hosts on the same LAN to access. There is only one sentence in the configuration: Require all granted
For details, please refer to the official Apache documentation: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/upgrading.html
There is mention of version 2.2 and The access control syntax of version 2.4 is as follows:

Note

For students who like to change the default port of Apache, be sure not to forget to configure the inbound rules under Windows , the steps are as follows:
Control Panel–> Firewall–> Advanced Settings–> Inbound Rules–> New Inbound Rule–> Port–> TCP –> Fill in your Apache port–> Keep going to the next step

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