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Just looking for this to be ruled out by more than 1 person. &nbsp;Thanks.
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Just looking for this to be ruled out by more than 1 person.  Thanks.

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My network looks similar to the following:<br />
computer:192.168.1.4 -&gt; &lt;-192.168.1.1 wireless router 192.168.0.1 -&gt; &lt;- &nbsp;192.168.0.0 Quest DSL Modem Router (FACE IP) -&gt; internet<br />
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I have port forwarding setup on the wireless router and the DSL Modem.<br />
Through the Internet I can connect to the web server I have running on 192.168.1.4<br />
I can also connect to the webserver via localhost (obviously).<br />
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What I can't do is connect to the web server using the FACE IP while on the local LAN.<br />
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What did I miss?
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My network looks similar to the following:
computer:192.168.1.4 -> <-192.168.1.1 wireless router 192.168.0.1 -> <-  192.168.0.0 Quest DSL Modem Router (FACE IP) -> internet

I have port forwarding setup on the wireless router and the DSL Modem.
Through the Internet I can connect to the web server I have running on 192.168.1.4
I can also connect to the webserver via localhost (obviously).

What I can't do is connect to the web server using the FACE IP while on the local LAN.

What did I miss?

Can't connect to web server on LAN through face IP

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