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First check to see if apache is up and listening.

]$ netstat -tlpn

If you don't see something listening to port 80 then you'll have to check that the server is running. If you used rpms to install apache you should be able to do the following to start it

]$ /sbin/service httpd start

You can then test that it's responding using telnet assuming it's installed

telnet 127.0.0.1 80

Now try to connect from the other box. If you can't then it's more than likely that either your firewall is blocking incomming connections or the router is misconfigured

 

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