birger,
From: birger <birger@xxxxxxxxx>
This is off topic since the router is responsible here.
OK, but that is why I asked - I wasn't sure if it was Fedora networking
. .
When you use fqdn you are probably hitting your routers public ip,
right? You then use port forwarding to forward the requests to the
internal server.
Right, that makes sense . .
Sadly, many routers only do that port forwarding when
you actually hit from the outside.
Why sadly? If my router was doing that I wouldn't have a problem . .
Thanks,
Phil.
29. okt. 2015 7.58 a.m. skrev Philip Rhoades <phil@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
People,
Most of my domains are on cloud servers but a couple of less critical
ones I have hosted a server (192.168.1.10) on my LAN. The port
forwarding on the router is OK and people from outside see the web
sites
no problem. Although the way I have my networking set up seems to be
fine in all other respects, when I browse to the FQDN of one of the
LAN
Server-hosted web sites - from a workstation on the LAN, instead of
seeing the web site, I see the admin login screen for the modem /
router
(192.168.1.1).
I am guessing there is something simple that will fix this problem but
my messing around with networking so far hasn't got me anywhere . .
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Phil.
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E-mail: phil@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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