Gary Fuqua, CISSP
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Accessing a dynamic DNS host from the same LAN as host
I have a dynamic dns account set up with no-ip.info.
I have the dynamic update client set up on a server.
I have the router configured to allow traffic on a specific port to workstation with a fixed ip address with an ip camera.
I can access the ip camera from outside the LAN just fine using the dynamic host name/port.
The problem is that I can't access the same resource using the same URL from inside the network on the LAN.
I am using Comcast for my ISP,
My router is a TrendNet TEW-731BR
My cable modem is a Motorola SURFboard SB6141
DHCP is managed by my Windows 2003 Server
DNS is set to my Server & Comcast 75.75.75.75 & 75.75.75.76
DHCP is turned off on my TrendNet router.
I can ping the dynamic host OK from the LAN.
Any suggestions?
I have the dynamic update client set up on a server.
I have the router configured to allow traffic on a specific port to workstation with a fixed ip address with an ip camera.
I can access the ip camera from outside the LAN just fine using the dynamic host name/port.
The problem is that I can't access the same resource using the same URL from inside the network on the LAN.
I am using Comcast for my ISP,
My router is a TrendNet TEW-731BR
My cable modem is a Motorola SURFboard SB6141
DHCP is managed by my Windows 2003 Server
DNS is set to my Server & Comcast 75.75.75.75 & 75.75.75.76
DHCP is turned off on my TrendNet router.
I can ping the dynamic host OK from the LAN.
Any suggestions?
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Yes I know. I was able to use the external host name at one point.
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That is the way it worked out.
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Vivigatt, your suggestion lead me to the best solution. Thanks.
\\computername\index.html
or http:\\fixedipaddress\