<p>I think the title says it all. But I will say this, I know I can view websites hosted on my server without having internet. I just have to be viewing the site on my network.</p>

<p>I wanted to know that since namecoin and .bit domain names are decentralized if their is a way of connecting and viewing .bit domain names without dealing with an ISP provider?</p>

<p>If so can someone refer me to some good tutorials and or how to's do something like this?</p>

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2014-02-26T18:58:38.323Z
You mention "websites hosted on my server" - are these your *own* websites, that you're working on developing for example?
Greg Hewgill
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2014-02-26T19:19:44.687Z
It's a lamp server running Fedora 20 actually LAMPPP since it has Python and Perl as well I also have SSH
Ben P. Dorsi-Todaro
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2014-02-26T19:20:55.597Z
@GregHewgill I could open up my ports on my router but I don't want to do that
Ben P. Dorsi-Todaro
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2014-02-26T19:32:47.527Z
I don't think you answered my question. It would be logically impossible to view somebody else's site without having a connection to the internet, so I have to conclude that you're trying to work on your own web sites on your own computer. Is that right?
Greg Hewgill
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2014-02-26T19:39:07.690Z
I'm sorry I thought I did answer your question. The sites are not public and can only be accessed on my LAN. They are not meant to be public, and are primarily for people to check local news about what is happening in our building. For example anyone see a hat in the building please bring it to apt: 3, please leave notify police if person shows up at the building and so on
Ben P. Dorsi-Todaro
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Can I view .bit domains without having internet through my ISP provider?
Ben P. Dorsi-Todaro
# Can I view .bit domains without having internet through my ISP provider?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-02-26)

I think the title says it all. But I will say this, I know I can view websites hosted on my server without having internet. I just have to be viewing the site on my network.

I wanted to know that since namecoin and .bit domain names are decentralized if their is a way of connecting and viewing .bit domain names without dealing with an ISP provider?

If so can someone refer me to some good tutorials and or how to's do something like this?

**Tags:** namecoin, websites

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: You mention "websites hosted on my server" - are these your *own* websites, that you're working on developing for example?  
> **username_0**: It's a lamp server running Fedora 20 actually LAMPPP since it has Python and Perl as well I also have SSH  
> **username_0**: @username_1 I could open up my ports on my router but I don't want to do that  
> **username_1**: I don't think you answered my question. It would be logically impossible to view somebody else's site without having a connection to the internet, so I have to conclude that you're trying to work on your own web sites on your own computer. Is that right?  
> **username_0**: I'm sorry I thought I did answer your question. The sites are not public and can only be accessed on my LAN. They are not meant to be public, and are primarily for people to check local news about what is happening in our building. For example anyone see a hat in the building please bring it to apt: 3, please leave notify police if person shows up at the building and so on  

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