IIS Express by default cannot serve requests beyond the local machine. So you either need to configure IIS Express (you can search for that - there are machine.config settings for it) or - probably the better choice use a full version of IIS.

In addition I'd recommend you set up some sort of dynamic DNS service that points to your local machine and give it a domain name that's easier to type than the constnatly changing IP addresses from DHCP. So you can home.yourdomain.com or something like that. You can also do this the cheap way and just modify your HOSTS file with this. That way your tablet/phone etc. just stays at the same URL and you don't have to retype the IP next time DHCP switches you to a new IP address.

+++ Rick ---


>Hi,
>I am not sure if this Category is the right one for this question but I can't clearly find which other one would work better. Anyway...
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>I am about to start testing my ASP.NET Mobile Web application on a brand new Samsung Galaxy Tab (I bought yesterday). I already tested on Electric Plum and so far it works good.
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>My computer and the Samsung Galaxy are on the same Wi-Fi.
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>I usually start my application on PC from the VS 2013 (either Debug or Release mode). What do I need to do in my VS 2013 to allow the application to be accessible from the Tablet PC? That is, so that when I bring up the main page (log in) of the application on my computer I can type this URL into the Chrome on the Samsung Galaxy?
>
>TIA