networking - How To Access External IP Inside Own Network? -


This is my representation of our IP in our home network.

Default gateway - 1902.18.1.1

server - 192.168.1.4

External IP (our IP with the help of whatsmyip.org) - 122.x .xx.xxx

I am using a server which I want to use in the same network to use our external IP, what is currently happening when I url our Type in external IP which is 122.x.xx.xxx, Browser redirects me

* Note: Other computers (computer store, 3G) Etc.) which is outside the network, is accessed on our external IP, and on my default gateway, I have access to the file that I had put there, for example they type on the url: 122.x The .xx.xxx / SamplePHP browser will display the PHP program that I created.

Do you want to set port redirection for your webserver or access all resources Like your internal network were you in your internal network?

If in the past, I would consult my router's manual how to set up port forwarding. Less short story, highlighting the outer world of your router's webserver (at least default ports - security in ambiguity!) Is a bad idea from a security perspective.

To install VPN to access internal network resources more securely (It is a good idea, if your webserver / web app is setup to run just plain text traffic - but this is only the Internet Will stop MitM / sniffing, not your local network). I would consult your router's manual (again) for more information. To achieve this, you may have to set up port redirection through your router, if VPN support is not built in the router.

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