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1,437 PointsCan't Get a Server Going.
I use the 'rails server' command, but when I enter the http://0.0.0.0:3000 into my browser, nothing happens. Can anyone explain to me why or how this is happening?
Notes - Operating System : Windows 64-bit
Alexander Parra
1,437 PointsThank you so much, it worked!
George Offley
Courses Plus Student 7,386 Pointshttp://127.0.0.1:3000 would work as well since that is the loop back address for your computer.
David Broxson
Courses Plus Student 374 PointsDavid Broxson
Courses Plus Student 374 PointsI just went through this last night myself and after a little research I found if I typed localhost:3000 it would connect. Not sure if it's a difference between Mac and Windows, but it worked for me.