Andrew Jorgensen wrote:
To make this just a little more clear: If my web server is on my local network at home and my router is forwarding port 80 to it, I want to be able to go to http://andrew.jorgensenfamily.us/ from home or from work and get the same thing (without any fun DNS magic). With my old netgear router that worked great. With OpenWRT I get the router's config page, which I'd still like to be able to get to if I go to http://192.168.0.1/
That seems doable with iptables. My router can't do that and I have to use separate DNS servers for inside vs. outside the network. (Although with tinydns, maintaining internal DNS isn't hard.)
What does iptables -L tell you? Do the forwarding rules specify an --in-interface (-i)? Maybe you can just eliminate that part of the conditions.
I haven't used OpenWRT myself, so I don't know how much of iptables is available to you.
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