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Accessing a local DSL machine by its external IP
Hello!
Accessing a local DSL machine by its external IP
When I compare your case to mine, the main difference is that my OS X box is your Linux box. My modem does the NAT stuff for me (i.e. translate between outside address and inside address(es)).
Accessing a local DSL machine by its external IP
It's called NAT, and port mapping:
Accessing a local DSL machine by its external IP
The easiest solution is to set up port forwarding for ports 407 and 1417-1420, so that the external server refers to the specific machine, by IP address. You can do the same for AIM, but I am not sure of those port assignments. |
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