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On Tue, Feb 03, 2009 at 01:47:00PM -0500, Saphirus Sage wrote: |
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> On Feb 3, 2009, at 12:43 PM, Momesso Andrea <momesso.andrea@×××××.com> |
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>> I have a home server running gentoo for personal use (irc, home |
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>> entertainment, file server etc.). |
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>> It is reachable from the internet using a dyamic dns service |
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>> (dyndns.org). |
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>> I also have another machine (running gentoo too) that I use as a web |
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>> server. This machine uses dyndns.org, with a different name. |
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>> Both machines connect to my modem/router via pppoe so they get 2 |
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>> different IPs. |
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>> This modem can also be configured to be used as a router so it connects |
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>> directly to the internet and shares the same IP between the clients. |
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>> What happens if I decide to switch to the "router" configuration? If I |
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>> have a single IP for all the machines in the LAN, when someone from the |
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>> outside will try to connect to homeserver.foo or to webserver.bar, will |
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>> they be routed to the correct machine? |
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>> Are there other setups I should look into? |
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>> TopperH |
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> Configure your router for static IP assignment on the LAN and look at your |
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> router's manual for information about "port forwarding." Simply forward the |
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> required port from the WAN to the associated LAN IP and port number. |
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Does it mean that I will need to have one single dyndns name and the |
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connection will be forwarded depending on the port, or I will still be |
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able to have different names? |
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TopperH |
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