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Tuesday, May 13th, 2014 10:00 AM
Setting up a Webserver Connection
Trying to port forward port 80 to my webserver on my dmz. I can connect using the IP on my local network, but when trying to access from outside it can't reach
Also, when I try to enable the port forwarding rule in the router the checkbox unchecks it's self
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VBSSP-RICH
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11 years ago
Hello w00dnutz and welcome,
If you are trying to gain access to a website server then you should be using a single StaticIP for that in order to keep its IP address constant on the Internet. Apparently you are trying to use the Comcast Gateway (CG) DHCP Server 10.1.10.10 through 10.1.10.199 for this because you can only put these IPs into the DMZ. The CG DHCP server provides dynamic IP addresses and unless your website server is the only computer connected to the CG, then there is no real way to keep this constant except for contacting 1800-391-3000 and ordering a StaticIP.
Lastly, when using Port Forwarding, after you add the new port forward information, always press the apply button.
Hope this helps you out.
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Samuel
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11 years ago
If you have a DMZ set (A local IP that you've determined to receive all non-port fordwarded information and you attempt to port forward to the very same IP it should make sense that it should uncheck itself).
Take your webserver out of your DMZ and port forward to the local Webserver's IP and test.
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