Crulex
02-01-2008, 12:53
Hello everyone,
I have a (Subversion) server running on a computer connected to ASUS WL-500g Premium (IP 192.168.1.3) on port 3690.
If I use the "Virtual DMZ" option to forward all requests to 192.168.1.3, I can access my SVN server from notebook connected either through WLAN or from another ISP (outside the router), using the static IP I got from my ISP.
(It's more convenient for me to avoid switching between local and external IPs when connecting from home or from outside).
If I choose the "Virtual Server" option (which I find more appropriate in my situation), and have my notebook connected through WLAN or LAN, I can only connect using the external IP address provided by my ISP.
I wonder if I can use IPTABLES or whatever to make it possible to connect from LAN using exteral IP address.
Thanks in advance for your help.
I have a (Subversion) server running on a computer connected to ASUS WL-500g Premium (IP 192.168.1.3) on port 3690.
If I use the "Virtual DMZ" option to forward all requests to 192.168.1.3, I can access my SVN server from notebook connected either through WLAN or from another ISP (outside the router), using the static IP I got from my ISP.
(It's more convenient for me to avoid switching between local and external IPs when connecting from home or from outside).
If I choose the "Virtual Server" option (which I find more appropriate in my situation), and have my notebook connected through WLAN or LAN, I can only connect using the external IP address provided by my ISP.
I wonder if I can use IPTABLES or whatever to make it possible to connect from LAN using exteral IP address.
Thanks in advance for your help.