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AC68U 378.55 firmware + Owncloud 8.1.3 on Debian Jessie running on a Solid run Cubox-I 4x4 with esata WDRED 3TB RAID ( total server power use ... 10 watt...!)
Got everything configured running https either from internal LAN IP address -or- with port forwarding in the AC68U via my fixed WAN IP. I am able to approach the owncloud server if I am logging in from any other internet IP address, but when i am trying to log in from an internal LAN IP address via internet back to my owncloud server it refuses. i.e. In the browser of my Ipad logged in on the WIFI from the AC68U I enter "https://<my IP4>:<port>/owncloud". Somehow the port forwarding has a conflict and does not redirect to the internal fixed LAN IP address of the Cubox-I. While if i do the same logged in on the router from the neighbours =
it works perfect. There appears to be an AC68U IPtables conflict. That is what i deduct from other forum entries. Anybody any idea how to manually program these IPtables and solve this ?? Separate IP address access @home or en-route is not really practical so to say... Thank you.
AC68U 378.55 firmware + Owncloud 8.1.3 on Debian Jessie running on a Solid run Cubox-I 4x4 with esata WDRED 3TB RAID ( total server power use ... 10 watt...!)
Got everything configured running https either from internal LAN IP address -or- with port forwarding in the AC68U via my fixed WAN IP. I am able to approach the owncloud server if I am logging in from any other internet IP address, but when i am trying to log in from an internal LAN IP address via internet back to my owncloud server it refuses. i.e. In the browser of my Ipad logged in on the WIFI from the AC68U I enter "https://<my IP4>:<port>/owncloud". Somehow the port forwarding has a conflict and does not redirect to the internal fixed LAN IP address of the Cubox-I. While if i do the same logged in on the router from the neighbours =
it works perfect. There appears to be an AC68U IPtables conflict. That is what i deduct from other forum entries. Anybody any idea how to manually program these IPtables and solve this ?? Separate IP address access @home or en-route is not really practical so to say... Thank you.
