Michael Acklin wrote:
Hi Mihira and all,
I was very intrigued when I saw your message. I am in the process of
setting up a server and this would work great for me. I just registered
with the site and set up my first sub-domain. That worked fine but now I
am at a loss.
This is my situation. I set up a sub-domain named antifoo with a domain
name of chickenlips.com
FreeDNS is pointing my dsl conncection to my ip address of
43.129.16.255, which infact is my router. The server I want to set up on
the net is behind my router at 192.168.0.102 and I want the server to be
able to be accessed by the antifoo.chickenlips.com address.
Does anyone know what I can do to get this to work? I have a D-Link
DI-624 4port/wireless router and I know I will have to do something
there and then set up my debian server somehow.
I appologize for being such a newbie but I am somewhat new at the
Network configuration stuff. But I really like this list as everyone has
been so helpful to everyone. Have never seen anyone get pounded by users
here. But hopefully I won't be the first. :)
Thanks in advance...
Mike
Provided, your IP is static, simply set port forwarding in your Router so that
ports for web/email/etc. will be forwarded to your server (at 192.168.0.102).
At FreeDNS, point the antifoo.chickenlips.com to your public IP (Router).
Mihira.
PS. send replies only to list.
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