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Public/Private static ip address
Hi Guys
I am trying to set up my own web server, i thought i need to assign 1 static ip address to this pc(web server), the IT guy is asking me if we need a public static or a private static, i am assuming we nedd a public static, but i do not have clear understanding of the difference, can you please explain
this web server will be hosting a database and allow access to it to web users
thanks
I am trying to set up my own web server, i thought i need to assign 1 static ip address to this pc(web server), the IT guy is asking me if we need a public static or a private static, i am assuming we nedd a public static, but i do not have clear understanding of the difference, can you please explain
this web server will be hosting a database and allow access to it to web users
thanks
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we have 5 static ips, one is already asssign to the router, so the other could be assign to this web server?
or should be a different way?
or should be a different way?
No, that will work fine, then just do port forwarding for that IP address.
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so you mean assign an internal or private static ip address to the web server(machine) and do a port forwarding to this ip.
That means i won't be using another static ip from the 5 taht i receive, i only use one for the router and keep extra 4.
is this correct?
That means i won't be using another static ip from the 5 taht i receive, i only use one for the router and keep extra 4.
is this correct?
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