Re: http acces

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DNAT will not work in this method.  You should either be using internal
DNS or I believe that you could use the Redirect target to send and
information coming from your internal lan with a destination of
www.example.org and redirect it to your server.

> hi all
>
> i have been experienced a problem since i'm trying to
> access my web server from my lan through my internet ip.
>
> i have no problems doing DNAT, from those who access my
> web page form the outside:
>
> iptables -A PREROUTING -t nat -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 80
> -j DNAT --to 192.168.0.1:80
>
> this is solving the problem
>
> let's say my web page has the following address
> www.example.org, and that it is host  [like it is ;)) ]
> in one machine on my lan with the following IP:
>
> 192.168.0.1
>
> when i write www.example.org on my web browser, it just
>  hits eth1 on my gateway/firewall and stucks there.
> maybe i'm missing something on my prerouting rules, or
> maybe my small brain just can't reach it :)
>
> the way i see it, when i put www.example.org on my web
> browser, i send i request to my gateway, and it was
> supposed to take it back to my lan, where the site is
> hosted.
>
> not working though...
>
> can somebody please help with these missing rules?! or
> is it just something else i'm missing?
>
> thanks to those who took the time to ride all this
> garbage and i'm greatfull even if you are not able to
> help whatever your reason is ;)))
>
> [][] * * *
> skydive!
>
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>


Thanks,
Josh Berry, CTO
LinkNet-Solutions
469-831-8543
josh.berry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx



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