Publish Web Server in Windows

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1. Install XAMPP and start services

Install a Web Server Stack
Download and install a web server bundle like XAMPP or WampServer. These packages include Apache (web server), PHP (scripting language), and MySQL (database).
Start the Server Services
Launch the XAMPP/WAMP control panel and start the Apache and MySQL services.
Place Your Website Files
- Navigate to the htdocs folder (for XAMPP) or www folder (for WAMP).
- Copy your website files (e.g., index.html, index.php) into this folder.
Access Your Website Locally
Open a browser and go to:
http://localhost

2. Modify Port Selection

Select the TCP/UDP Port menu.
In the TCP/UDP Port list, click Action then click View.

Select the Port Selection tab, then click the pencil icon to adjust the port.
Set the local port to match the local port on the PC/server device. In this case, the web server uses port 80 by default. Then click Save.

3. Connect VPN Account

Via Windows Wireguard

Install wireguard windows
Install Windows Wireguard Guide
After that, click the Windows WireGuard tab..
Copy name and wireguard script / configuration to wireguard application.
Open wireguard application, click Add Tunnel then click Add empty tunnel
Paste name and config here then click Save.
Click Activate to connect to the vpn
VPN is successfully connected if the latest handshake is present

Via Windows VPN

In the Overview tab, locate the VPN Public IP, username and password that you’ll need to enter.
Search Windows Settings.
Select Network & Internet then select VPN.
Click Add VPN.
Enter the Connection Name and Public IP, select VPN Type: Automatic, then input the Username and Password, and click Save.
Then click the downward arrow, and select Advanced Options.
Click More VPN Setting
Next, select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4), click Properties, then click Advanced. Uncheck the box for Use default gateway on remote network, and click OK.
Return to the VPN menu, then click Connect.
VPN connected successfully.

4. Allow Firewall Port

Press Windows + R, type wf.msc, and press Enter or manually find Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security.
In the left pane, click Inbound Rules. Click right pane, click New Rule…
In the New Inbound Rule Wizard:
- Select Port, then click Next.
- Choose TCP, then select Specific local ports and clik Next
- Select Allow the connection, then click Next.
- Check all the profiles (Domain, Private, Public) or select based on your network type, then click Next.
- Give your rule a name, for example:
  Allow HTTP and HTTPS then Click Finish.

5. Access Web Server using Public IP and Port

Find Port Access in Overview Tab (example Port Access is cetus.s-net.id:7984) click copy icon to Port Access
Open browser then paste Port Access to open web.

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