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Install Turnkey from 0. And Can't connect with public ip or dinamic ddns ip
Hello friends, I am pleased to re-write over here.
Well my problem is this . Install debian wheezy 7.2 from 0 ( amd64 netinst CD http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/ ) and either install all services , so Turnkey included several services ( that I think are great ) . But I have the following problem occurs .
when I want to access (say squirrelmail ) by internal ip of my lan ( 192.168.4.10 ) I can access mail without any problem, ie I can access all services provided by php and apache2 , samba, webmin and shellinabox (which are the that interest me ) . Now when I connect the server to a dmz or I give public ip directly to my server. I can not access any service. ( Maybe it has something to do with the service xinetd or inetd, do not quite understand that service settings ) . The thing is that I can not connect from another computer that is not on my internal network . What I can do?
PS: To test the necessary ports and doors open link. Turnkey Fileserver can install and access the internal network IP and public IP . ( No problem on that side )
Greetings !
Replies (2)
Have you setup port forwarding on your router/gateway?
Reply 1I Try 2 examples: 1.- In the
Reply 2I Try 2 examples:
1.- In the first exercise: I give Direct IP public from my router to debian whezy installed from 0 (in other server for example Turnkey owncloud instantly I access the service). but not in this case when install debian from 0 and turnkey service
2.- In the second exercise: I connect making setup port forwarding on my router and open ports and nothing do. (in other server for example Turnkey owncloud, I setup port forwarding and open ports in my router and everthing fine).
In both exercises I don't know what services is not correctly working. Because only I have service for internal IP. not for access from outside to server debian wheezy installed from 0
You don't describe how your public address is represented, but I am assuming you have some kind of router between your internal network and the public network. If you have not setup port forwarding on your router you need to do so.