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Publishing Local Website

Hello
I have a local website on one of my PC
let us say it is :
http://192.168.2.40/fend/index.php

And i would like to let this web site accessed outside my company
I created a DNAT as follows :
Traffic Source : Any
Traffic Service : Port: 12000
External Addresses
DNAT
Destination : 192.168.2.40

is this Right ? it did not work for me [[:(]]
i went to my home and accesses : http://StaticIP:12000

Did not work [[:(]]
though it is working for my CCTV and CRM Server on ports 85 , 11000

Regards

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0 Scott_Klassen over 14 years ago

Is the website/web server bound to port 12000 or the standard port 80? If you want it to be accessed through port 12000 from external clients, then you'll either need to change the binding on the web server to port 12000 or add a destination service to port 80 (HTTP) to your DNAT rule.
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0 Sami Alio over 14 years ago

Hi Scott
Thanks alot for your Reply , appreciate it ..

The problem is on the following scenario :
I have a webserver , on private IP : 192.168.2.40
to access the website , you may hit : http://localhost
or : http://192.168.2.40
i.e , it is on port 80

I need to access the website outside my company
I have ASG120 and Static IP

I used the attached DNAT
Please let me know what was my wrong [:(]

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0 BAlfson over 14 years ago

Your DNAT is not looking for port 12000, but for port 8090.

Cheers - Bob
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0 Scott_Klassen over 14 years ago

With the DNAT in your attachment, external clients will only be able to access the site using http://:8090. That is, the external client must specify port 8090. If you want your web site to be accessible using only the URL, without custom port, see the enclosed attachment. You'll of course also need an appropriate A record with your external DNS provider for the site to be accessible by URL, otherwise external clients will need to use IP address instead.
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