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How to access my local network from outside the world
Hi,
I want to access my local network from anywhere in the world.
i have cisco router and edge switches in my network. Cisco router is connected with ISP.
Cisco Router Eth Interface IP Add: 10.10.10.1/16
LAN Network IP add Starts from : 10.10.10. x to 10.10,10.254
LAN gateway :10.10.10.1
Server IP : 10.10.10.3/16
Please assist me what is the command needs to be configured in the router to access the server from anywhere in the world.
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I want to access my local network from anywhere in the world.
i have cisco router and edge switches in my network. Cisco router is connected with ISP.
Cisco Router Eth Interface IP Add: 10.10.10.1/16
LAN Network IP add Starts from : 10.10.10. x to 10.10,10.254
LAN gateway :10.10.10.1
Server IP : 10.10.10.3/16
Please assist me what is the command needs to be configured in the router to access the server from anywhere in the world.
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I don't know the Cisco details but you need to use VPN to get to the site securely and NAT to translate your private server address to a public address. Depending on the model router it may all be supported.
If you are wanting to just have general access to your network as if you were directly connected then you will need to configure a VPN. This is a little more tricky and might not be supported on your router.
What is the model of your cisco router along with the IOS image installed?
What is the model of your cisco router along with the IOS image installed?
ASKER
Thank you for the support.
i configured the above mentioned command but not able to access from remotely. Cisco 1800 series router, need to check the IOS version. i will be sending the IOS version in my next mail.
i configured the above mentioned command but not able to access from remotely. Cisco 1800 series router, need to check the IOS version. i will be sending the IOS version in my next mail.
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Thank you. I managed to make it work.
ASKER
thanks
With this configuration anyone who points to your public ip address will be directed from the router to your server. If you have specific services such as web site (80) or RDP (3389) that you need external access to then I recommend only allowing those ports to be redirected to the server.
Below is an example for web access to a server
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