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hello experts<br />
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I have a comcast router with 2 static ip address. The comcast cable router is connected to my DLink router. My DLInk router has the IP address of 75.XXX.XXX.205<br />
when I ping the router I get response back. In my router I made sure that the DMZ is set to forward port 80 requests to my webserver. but from intranet or internet both, when I enter 75.XXX.XXX.205 in the address bar, it just gives me error.<br />
If I put the local lan ip address of the webserver in the intranet which is 192.168.0.195, it takes me to webserver from intranet only. What could I do.<br />
I have already did port forwarding to 192.168.0.195 for all port 80 requests.<br />
I called the cable company but their support is useless.<br />
can anyone help.<br />
thanks
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hello experts

I have a comcast router with 2 static ip address. The comcast cable router is connected to my DLink router. My DLInk router has the IP address of 75.XXX.XXX.205
when I ping the router I get response back. In my router I made sure that the DMZ is set to forward port 80 requests to my webserver. but from intranet or internet both, when I enter 75.XXX.XXX.205 in the address bar, it just gives me error.
If I put the local lan ip address of the webserver in the intranet which is 192.168.0.195, it takes me to webserver from intranet only. What could I do.
I have already did port forwarding to 192.168.0.195 for all port 80 requests.
I called the cable company but their support is useless.
can anyone help.
thanks

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