I am just experimenting with a linux based server, primarily for NAS, and came accross clarkconnect (www.clarkconnect.com), which offered exactly what I was looking for, and seemed to make things a bit easier for a first timer....
However, I thought I was on the right track, setup my server, updated DNS so it pointed to the static IP that my ISP gives me, but whenever I try to get to it, it presents me with my router admin logon.. which makes sense I suppose, as it is that device which effectively has the IP...
I have enabled port forwarding in the hope this would resolve the issue, but it still happens... everytime I try to go to my domain, I get my router admin login... at least I suppose it proves DNS is working ok!!!!
Im sure its eomenting very basic, and I will porbably kick myself... but can someone offer any advice, or point me in the right direction???
I cant quite figure out how to redirect the traffic through to the web server directory, to the index.html.... its driving me nuts!!! I have also checked that the web server service is running....!!
I just need a starting point!!
EDIT: Fixed the problem thanks to another forum.. in case anyone was interested:
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Well I think that it could be that you are trying to access your domain(which points to your router) from within your LAN. The router can't forward internal ports to another internal host, that's not how NAT works. If you tried to access the domain from the internet (or just from a PC connected to the WAN port), I'm sure that it would work.
Well I think that it could be that you are trying to access your domain(which points to your router) from within your LAN. The router can't forward internal ports to another internal host, that's not how NAT works. If you tried to access the domain from the internet (or just from a PC connected to the WAN port), I'm sure that it would work.