Router IP vs Web Server IP for Hosting ASP.Net

<i><b>Originally posted by : Doug Hagerman (DougH@Usbs-Panels.com)</b></i><br /><br />I have a router (link sys) that divides the internet to my Network at home (although it is configured the same way a business network would be with a Server). The router has the external IP. The Server is auto configured as far as IP addresses.<br /><br />Is there anyway to get to the IP address of the server (which is a local IP on the Network Autoconfigured) by somehow mapping the external IP of the Router and then getting to the IP (local) of the server.<br /><br />My ISP has changed to rotating IP addresses every 24 hours (which I could be notified by email with a simple routine) so I can have static IP's. <br /><br />For Example can you go -->>217.245.2.252/192.168.1.103 being Router/Server respectively?<br /><br />If I could then I would have the IP equivalent of the www.mySite.com at least for a 24 hour period after which I would find the new one.<br /><br />If anyone could give me some insight on this then I would appreciate it.<br /><br />Thanks,<br />Doug<br />

<i><b>Originally posted by : steve (steve@aspfree)</b></i><br /><br />assign the one server an internal IP address via the network connections and then use the admin tool in the linksys router this server in the "dmz".<br /><br />------------<br />Doug Hagerman at 4/20/2002 7:59:47 PM<br /><br /><br />I have a router (link sys) that divides the internet to my Network at home (although it is configured the same way a business network would be with a Server). The router has the external IP. The Server is auto configured as far as IP addresses.<br /><br />Is there anyway to get to the IP address of the server (which is a local IP on the Network Autoconfigured) by somehow mapping the external IP of the Router and then getting to the IP (local) of the server.<br /><br />My ISP has changed to rotating IP addresses every 24 hours (which I could be notified by email with a simple routine) so I can have static IP's. <br /><br />For Example can you go -->>217.245.2.252/192.168.1.103 being Router/Server respectively?<br /><br />If I could then I would have the IP equivalent of the www.mySite.com at least for a 24 hour period after which I would find the new one.<br /><br />If anyone could give me some insight on this then I would appreciate it.<br /><br />Thanks,<br />Doug<br />

<i><b>Originally posted by : Doug Hagerman (DougH@Usbs-Panels.com)</b></i><br />Thanks, That worked<br /><br />Doug<br /><br /><br />------------<br />steve at 4/21/2002 3:20:11 PM<br /><br /><br />assign the one server an internal IP address via the network connections and then use the admin tool in the linksys router this server in the "dmz".<br /><br />------------<br />Doug Hagerman at 4/20/2002 7:59:47 PM<br /><br /><br />I have a router (link sys) that divides the internet to my Network at home (although it is configured the same way a business network would be with a Server). The router has the external IP. The Server is auto configured as far as IP addresses.<br /><br />Is there anyway to get to the IP address of the server (which is a local IP on the Network Autoconfigured) by somehow mapping the external IP of the Router and then getting to the IP (local) of the server.<br /><br />My ISP has changed to rotating IP addresses every 24 hours (which I could be notified by email with a simple routine) so I can have static IP's. <br /><br />For Example can you go -->>217.245.2.252/192.168.1.103 being Router/Server respectively?<br /><br />If I could then I would have the IP equivalent of the www.mySite.com at least for a 24 hour period after which I would find the new one.<br /><br />If anyone could give me some insight on this then I would appreciate it.<br /><br />Thanks,<br />Doug<br />