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redefined mediaone question



bill h wrote:
> 
> if i'm on the outside trying to access my website at  198.164.1.100 which is behind router 198.164.1.1, or for that matter i want to ping 198.164.1.1, how do i find it? (how do i know what RR has given me for an adress?) Then i could ping mediaone for a constant connection or something...any advice?

OK, I understand now.  If your box does not have a real IP address,
theres no way (hopefully) to get to it from the outside.  Howevery, you
can set up your firewall to forward packets on certain ports to a port
on another machine.  it's called IP port forwarding.

See the man page for iptables, or ipchains, or ipfwadm, whichever you
are using.
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