Is Django's HTTP server rejecting remote requests by default?

I've got django running on a dev. box that I'd like to be able to make requests to from another dev. box on my LAN. I'm getting no response at all though, even though I can ping just fine, no firewalls are operating, etc.

Is there a setting in Django somewhere that prevents it from responding to re开发者_如何学Cmote requests by default?

Thanks

Are you binding the Django server to 127.0.0.1 perchance? Or are you binding to the IP addres assigned to an interface that is reachable by the other computer?

To bind the server to another address look at using python manage.py runserver <ip address>:<port> as answered in this StackOverflow question: google code + temp server?

Also see the manage.py documentation from Django.

Do note that there is going to be a performance impact, the dev server is not meant for concurrent access and will perform poorly if multiple people are browsing at the same time..