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How to Build a Free Nginx Web Server and Enable Intranet Penetration

This step‑by‑step tutorial explains how to install and configure Nginx for free, create a simple website, start the server, and use a free tunneling service to expose the site to the internet without paying for hosting or a domain.

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How to Build a Free Nginx Web Server and Enable Intranet Penetration

Many beginners want to set up their own website but lack funds for servers or domains, so this guide shows how to build a free Nginx web server.

1. Install Nginx – download the 1.23.1 zip from nginx.org or the provided link, unzip and observe the directory structure.

2. Configure Nginx – edit nginx.conf in the conf folder, uncomment needed directives (lines starting with # ).

3. Start the service – run nginx.exe from the root; a brief black window indicates successful launch, then access the site via the configured host and port.

4. Add website files – create an index.html (example HTML+CSS provided) and place it in the web root; the page can be viewed in a browser.

5. Enable intranet penetration – register on the Feige (飞鸽) service, open a tunnel, set the local IP and port, and run the provided client (npc.exe) with the generated command to obtain a public address.

After completing these steps, the site is accessible both locally and from the internet without paying for a server or domain.

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