I have a small, fledgling network running nicely behind a Cisco 520. I have
a Web server behind the Cisco and I'm using NAT to translate incoming
addresses. Everything works just fine when I access the Web site from an
"outside" client.
But I've noticed that if I fire up a browser client *inside* the protected
network, I can't access the inside Web server by simply using the published
outside URL. The only way I can seem to do this is by typing in the
protected, non-published inside address of the Web server in the browser.
However, from an "inside" client browser I can get to any other outside Web
site (e.g. microsoft.com, google.com).
I'm sure this behavior can be explained (and hopefully fixed), but I can't
figure out what's going on!
Any help would be appreciated!
TIA
Harry
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