iday, January 23, 2004 6:26 AM
Subject: [wdvltalk] Re: Home network & Public address.
Hello All:
Thanks for all the responses. They make me understand the
question deeper.
After buying the router, I just put it between my PCs and
cable-modem, it
works
immediately. I did not do any de
Look at the documentation that came with your router, every brand is a bit
different. Usually you want to look for how to do "port forwarding" or
possibly putting a computer in the DMZ (which negates the benefits of using
the router as a firewall".
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Devel
in my PC.
After knowing the route public address and PC private address, how to make
the
PC reachable for outer PCs?
Yumin
- Original Message -
From: "Mark Groen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 9:48 PM
Subject: [wdvl
No, Unless you NAT a public IP to your private IP. This must be done on
the router. You could also PAT the needed port on your router to point
to your PC's desired port. The fact is that NATting is more widespread
and available than PATting. SO your choice would probably go to NATting.
Paul
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- Original Message -
Sent: January 22, 2004 4:59 PM
Subject: [wdvltalk] Home network & Public address.
> .. my IP address by "ipconfig", it
> "192.168.2.102" without public address.
That's the address assigned for your computer/router, if not correct
check the documentation.
That looks like the standard router address, which is not your
true IP.
Your router will have to be configured to allow outside
connections.
Contact the manufacturer for instructions.
AuntySpam, SLP Coordinator, pspug.org
http://www.pspug.org/edu/edu.shtml
http://www.pspug.org/edu/slp/assign.shtm
You have to use the router utility to find out what the ip address of the
router is. You will also need to figure out port forwarding (check your
router documentation) to forward requests to that ip address to your
computers internal network address.
Better yet, upload the files to your webserver
