Webhosting → Re: Sites on port 80 not loading, getting 504

do a netstat -a

It's a huge list, are you looking for something specific? I do see TCP 0.0.0.0:80 As a Listening state, but not the actual PC's address listening on the same port.

I also see:
TCP [::]:80 telijah-htpc:0 LISTENING

try netstat -a -b

see if you can find the iis service listening on 80..

So, are you running a home theater app.that also has a web component?

Also, I found that the 504 error message appears to indicate that the web server you were trying to contact needed to connect to another server for the requested content but couldn't reach it.

Not really. IIS is running just to host a couple pages on port 80. I do have SubSonic running on port 8081, and that works fine going to the same domain.com:8081.

When running this in a regular command prompt, when it completes its run, the list is too long and I cannot scroll back to the top to see the full list. What is the command add-in to go page by page...?

After you have entered the command at the command prompt, add
the following on to the end

> output.txt and press enter.

That will create a file named output.txt in the folder where you executed
the command. You can name the .txt file anything you like.

Also to add something that may be useful. You can use >> if you want to append the output to the file.

[EDIT] Also there are GUI version(s) of Netstat. For example for Windows, Currports.

Currports just shows System is listening to port 80.

Son of a... I had NO idea Windows Firewall was on. Disabled and we're all good... god damn it! There is not a facepalm.jpg big enough for this one. I ONLY discovered this as I was starting to go through component services in the control panel and the damn thing popped up to tell me it blocked something... Ugh, I am so agitated at myself. Thanks everyone for the help.