Thomas-Norway
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Loopback Vyatta
Hello experts,
I have a Vyattat wich i have installet pretty much out of the box.
My Vyatta inside interface: 192.168.1.1
Vyatta Outside interface: "my external IP"
I have created a DNS record that points server.mydomain.com to my external IP.
On Vyatta i have a nat rule that forwards port 80 to my internal webserver.
Problem:
I cannot reach my webserver from LAN, using my server.mydomain.com or, "my external IP adress"
Is it any way I can enable Loopback or some in my Vyatta router to be able to use my external ip from inside(LAN) to enter my website on the local webserver?
Other information:
If I type my webservers internal IP from INSIDE(lan) into the web browser, it works fine.
If I type in my external IP from OUTSIDE, it works fine.
If i type in in "server.mydomain.com" from OUTSIDE, it works fine.
I hope I was able to express my problem properly. Thanks!
I have a Vyattat wich i have installet pretty much out of the box.
My Vyatta inside interface: 192.168.1.1
Vyatta Outside interface: "my external IP"
I have created a DNS record that points server.mydomain.com to my external IP.
On Vyatta i have a nat rule that forwards port 80 to my internal webserver.
Problem:
I cannot reach my webserver from LAN, using my server.mydomain.com or, "my external IP adress"
Is it any way I can enable Loopback or some in my Vyatta router to be able to use my external ip from inside(LAN) to enter my website on the local webserver?
Other information:
If I type my webservers internal IP from INSIDE(lan) into the web browser, it works fine.
If I type in my external IP from OUTSIDE, it works fine.
If i type in in "server.mydomain.com" from OUTSIDE, it works fine.
I hope I was able to express my problem properly. Thanks!
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Well... Vyatta is Linux, so you can install DNS in Vyatta and attach internal IP to name of webserver.
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Thanks. That solved my issue. But is there any way to enable loopback in Vyatta? I have had som cheap linksys routers supporting loopback
Please see the last post of following thread for good explanation on Nat settings involved , most people including me use some internal dns records as a workaround. This also explains why it doesn't work out of the box like a linksys for example.
http://www.vyatta.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1427