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[noob admin]A little guidance with Apache permission directives? (1 reply)

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[noob admin]A little guidance with Apache permission directives?
So I just set up Wamp for my first time ever, and although I can see the test page on localhost (took a bit of tweaking Windows firewall rules, but I got it), I am having a bit of trouble configuring it so that external clients (or even browsers on my LAN) and see it instead of getting 403 Forbidden. Namely, my problem is... I honestly don't have a freaking clue what I'm doing.
Like, I tried looking through the Apache directive documentation linked at the top of the httpd.conf (the link that, along with text explaining what the config does in basic terms, is commented out), but there's a lot of directives here and I don't know where to start. I know what I want: I basically want people with certain whitelisted public IP addresses (friends that will need to access my server) to have permission to the full site, a web service I know of but don't know the IP of to have permission to a specific file, and everyone else (at least for the time being) to be denied; the problem is I just I don't know how to accomplish that. Could someone point me in the right direction please?

Answers to the questions on "read (and answer) before you ask a question":
1. Windows version: Windows 7 (a 64-bit virtual machine managed by VMware)
2. WampServer version: 3.2.0 64-bit
3. Apache version: 2.4.41 (64-bit according to the Wamp test page)
4. PHP version: 7.3.12
5. MySQL version: 8.0.18 (Maria DB 10.4.10)
6. Icon status: Its green (all 3 services started)
7. Active hosts (Do I actually need this one? It was grouped with "if the WampServer icon is NOT GREEN" stuff):
#
127.0.0.1 localhost
::1 localhost
8. Wamp homepage: I can access the test page just fine, and there's no error message. I think I'm just having trouble configuring the server for what I want
9. "Do you have access to phpMyAdmin": Probably? I don't actually know what that is though; I'm completely new at this
10. Error message: N/A
11. Antivirus/firewall: I don't think these are the issue (other computers on my LAN, at least, are able to at least talk to Apache well enough to get HTTP status 403: forbidden), but I have just Windows defender and whatever firewalls/networking are implemented by VMware and my Netgear router
12. Installation path: C:\wamp64\
13. Virtual hosts: haven't done anything with those yet (nor, indeed, do I know what they're for) so it's just the default localhost

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