Recent content by CLaudio

well i finally fixed that i had to install a dns server on a local machine which translate the public ip of my server into the local ipaddress i dont actually need the port thanks

also a problem might be that from the outside i call the server like this http://xx.xx.xx.xx: port and then the router do the port forwarding to the local ip. if i use a dns server inside the lan... can convert the public ip xx.xx.xx.xx to local ip (always the same) and doesnt handle the port...

yes because with my server you can open the garage door and watch surveillance camera... and my mother use it with her phone. managing bookmarks is too hard for her

do you think i could do that with a raspberry pi also?

and is it possible to do it with the vodafone station? it looks like a command line set up. i am really sorry but i didnt understand that option? what you mean 2 bookmarks? do you mean just what i am doing now?

what if i put another router in line with that... capable of that option?

i wonder if i can set up my router like this

hi my question is quite easy but unfortunately i can't find a solution for that. I have a couple of server in my LAN and i port mapped the router (Vodafone Station) to access the servers from the outside... Now my problem is that when i am outside i can access the server through the ip address...

come on

hello i just changed provider and installed this router there are a couple of issues that i really can't fix and i hope some of you did it before so you can help me. the router create as usual one WIFI connection and one ethernet LAN connection... both of them with the same DHCP server...

yeah. but it's a really complicated procedure for Tp-link to Tp-link only it goes through the MAC address i m afraid config broken after i changed the TP-Link router to an AP and now i don't even know how to access the AP... the default IP doesnt work even through direct cable... probably i...

AND the really bad new here is that i can't configure the Accesso Point while in Access Point mode so i have no clue how to make the repeater working... and that maybe brings me back to my first situation

OK NOW I GOT IT just connected the second router to the first through the LAN port instead of WAN and it's working perfectly NOW i only have one problem :) i have connected a 3rd tp-link router to the second one as a repeater... and it worked quite good now... after i changed the second router...

unfortunately it doesnt accept telnet connections

do you mean i should disable the DHCP on the second router (NET-B) ?