On Mon, 2003-12-29 at 00:56, Dwayne Qualls wrote: > I'm attempting to setup my web server behind a Netgear RT311, and was > wondering if you could share configuration document. I'm
I would search your user manual for 'port forwarding' or DMZ if your router supports it. Do not use the DMZ option if you do not want your web server sitting unprotected. (You'll need to use iptables to filter non-http ports on your web server's network interface, if you're using a current Linux distro, which I assume you are since you posted here.) > having difficulties understanding what menus need to be configured on > the RT311. For most routers the port forwarding options are pretty straight forward, but if you are having trouble understanding some concepts I would recommend that you do a little google-ing and read up on TCP/IP basics and some firewalling basics before opening up your network to the rest of the world. hth, --mike
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