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Access internal server from inside through outside IP

sheepboy68122
OK, I have an issue...I host my own server behind my firewall. I have opened ports through the FW that give outside people access to the server...all good so far...

Now the issue: From the inside of the firewall I can not access those resources with the appropriate domain.

This is only an issue from the inside all external users can access the resources with out issue.

Other setup info:
Domain to IP is resolving correctly as the External(WAN) address.
Masquerading: Internal -> External
DNAT: Any->"service"->External(WAN) ----for each needed inbound service.
Packet Filter Outbound: Internal->Any->Any  ----Keeping it simple for now
Packet Filter Inbound: Any->"Inbound Allow(group)"->Internal  ----group has appropriate ports


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    This is well-documented in the KnowledgeBase (KB).   Net-net, if you're accessing through a proxy, then you only need to create a static DNS entry so that internal users of the FQDN get resolution to the private, internal IP of your server instead of the external IP.

    If you aren't using a proxy, then you should look in the Astaro KB and follow the instructions for full NAT.

    Cheers - Bob
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    This is well-documented in the KnowledgeBase (KB).   Net-net, if you're accessing through a proxy, then you only need to create a static DNS entry so that internal users of the FQDN get resolution to the private, internal IP of your server instead of the external IP.

    If you aren't using a proxy, then you should look in the Astaro KB and follow the instructions for full NAT.

    Cheers - Bob
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