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forwarding webserver with dymanic public ip

erickperez1981
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Hello,

 

This works fine if my public IP is static:

ip nat inside source static <public_ip> 80 <internal_server_ip> 80

But my public IP is dynamic. How can i config my router to any public IP access to my internal webserver?

 

Thanks!

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Jon Marshall
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Isn't that statement the wrong way round ie. the internal server IP should be first ?

Anyway replace the public IP with "interface <x/y>" where the interface is the one with the public IP.

Jon

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