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First off thanks to Manuel for creating such awesome software and also a huge thanks to everyone on the forum answering the countless questions we have. So now I have another question for you regarding dynamic dns and port forwarding. Here is my previous setup which works and I can revert back to and it still works: I am Running TZO Dynamic IP Relay service on my webserver. I use this because I have Optimum online so not only do I have a dynamic IP address but port 80 is blocked. So I have TZO configured such that my website http://www.mydomain.com forwards to my dynamic ip and to port 8082 after all that we get to my box at http://mydomain.com:8082 all automatically. This goes one step further in that I have been sharing my connection with a Linksys router. The router is setup so that DMZ is set to the internal ip of my box of 10.10.10.122 and port forwarding is setup for 8082 to go to 10.10.10.122 This setup has worked for a few years now and I can revert back to it now and it still works. The question now is how to get this working with m0n0wall? I have done a decent amount of research and playing with settings all resulting in no luck. Here is my new m0n0wall setup to mimic the behavior of the Linksys router: WAN: set to DHCP to get my public ip address LAN: 192.168.1.1 with DHCP enabled for the other users of my network DMZ: 10.10.1.1 with static addresses such as my webserver at 10.10.10.122 WAN Rules: * * * * * TCP * * 10.10.10.122 8082 * * * 10.10.10.122 * DMZ Rules: * * * * * Inbound NAT: WAN TCP 8082 10.10.10.122 So here is my issues and additional info: From any where on my network accessing http://10.10.10.122:8082 loads my website no problems Going to http://www.mydomain.com or http://mydomain.com:8082 or even http://currentdynamicaddress:8082 does NOT work So I suspect DNS problems??? Any suggestions or info? Thanks everyone. |