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Hi all
My IP is of the non routable types, 10.40.100.xxx. It's a static IP. I'm using IIS to host a website. However, my IP being the non routable type, I cant get others to access my machine by typing the IP in the address bar (http://10.40.100.xxx) and my ISP's reverse DNS as per grc.com is 202-177-150-12.sify.net Now, is there anyway I can use NAT or any other method so people can access my site using the IP address? Please do let me know. Thanks
My IP is of the non routable types, 10.40.100.xxx. It's a static IP. I'm using IIS to host a website. However, my IP being the non routable type, I cant get others to access my machine by typing the IP in the address bar (http://10.40.100.xxx) and my ISP's reverse DNS as per grc.com is 202-177-150-12.sify.net Now, is there anyway I can use NAT or any other method so people can access my site using the IP address? Please do let me know. Thanks
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what is your external IP? how do you access the internet?
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btw, shalom ram1net, good to see more Israelis here
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>what is your external IP?
not a good idea to give out your address like that. Very likely that you'll be hacked.
I'd look into using apache, as it is in many ways better than IIS.
not a good idea to give out your address like that. Very likely that you'll be hacked.
I'd look into using apache, as it is in many ways better than IIS.
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Originally Posted by TheNNS 
>what is your external IP?
not a good idea to give out your address like that. Very likely that you'll be hacked.
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I'd look into using apache, as it is in many ways better than IIS.
Real stupidity always beats Artificial Intelligence. (Terry Pratchett)
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