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Public IP configuration on Home router ( TP-link 940N)
I got 196.188.173.32/30 ip adress from my ISP with the following configuration.
Wan ip : 10.126.10.158/29
Gateway : 10.12.10.157
Lan Ip : 196.188.173.32/30
I have configured the router per the ISP,...
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Secure DNS, NAT, DSNMASQ, and local addresses
My home network consists of an ISP supplied router, a Raspberry PI providing DHCP, DNS with dnsmasq, including local addresses behind NAT. Some weeks ago, I noticed that when I tried to connect to my ...
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Dynamic DNS and URL really slow to load from the internal network
I have a Docker Nextcloud instance running on my PC where I configured it in a way that the application server running upon it points to https://myid.duckdns.org:1234.
Of course the duckdns.org client ...
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Routing flow when addressing the router by public IP in it's local network
I am running a RPi Server in my local network. In my router I have exposed the ports 443 and 80 for this server as it's running ownCloud and I want to access it from everywhere.
I'd like to know how ...
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Can access my DNS host from external network, but not within LAN
Basically, as in title.
This is on Advanced Tomato firmware.
NAT Loopback is configured. Currently as "Fowrward only" (there is a port forwarding rule as well). However, was trying to put "All" and ...
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Using OpenDNS on my local NAT to resolve specific domain
My home router, a ZyXEL C2100Z, does not support NAT loopback, which leaves me in a bind when trying to access a site from my iPhone that I am serving publicly from a server within my home network.
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NAT loopback and DynDNS
I've successfully configured DynDNS in my router and now I'm able to reach my home server from outside my local network using my custom domain.
Using the very same domain I'm able to reach my home ...
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Is NAT loopback the only reason I can't view my own website from within my LAN?
I am new to this so apologies if this is the wrong place for such a question.
I'm testing out a simple "hello world" website hosted at home. As we have not been assigned a static IP address by our ...
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Routing to sub network with local DNS
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We has domain that can be resolved and accessed from internet as ip. On host with that ip we has NAT and virtual machines that hidden behind that NAT. How can we give access ...
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Accessing web service on routed (without NAT) network
I have network topology where I use two routers: R1 and R2. R1 has NAT enabled because my ISP allows only to connect one IP. R2 has NAT disabled because I'm planning to extend my network in the future ...
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How to configure AirPort Extreme as the DHCP/DNS/NAT server where DSL modem/router does them?
I have an AirPort Extreme BS and a modem/router (ISP's NetMaster). I want to host my own websites from my Mac Mini with OS X Server. At the moment, ISP's router is the DHCP/DNS/NAT server, and AirPort ...
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How to use DNS server behind NAT router
I have a local DNS server that I want to use, but it's behind a NAT router. For all other servers that are behind that router, I simply have an appropriate forwarding rule enabled in the router. ...
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How do I put a computer outside of a NAT, giving it a separate IP address?
I have two servers running behind my D-Link DIR-655 NAT router. Obviously, I cannot allow outside access to both of them simultaneously without putting them on different external ports, which I don't ...
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