Hi everybody,
I’ve been using Zeroshell for a couple days now. I’m trying to enable port forwarding. We have a server on our LAN and we want it to be accessible from WAN. So I assigned ETH00 the address 192.168.xxx.xxx and ETH01 the static IP provided by our ISP.
ETH00 is plugged to our switch and ETH01 to the ISP’s router.
I added a virtual network to forward anything from ETH01 to the server (whose IP is 192.168.yyy.zzz)
For some reason, when I try to connect to our ISP provided IP, I get the Zeroshell web interface, actually only the front page loads, the admin interface’s frames won’t load.
I also changed the ports (from 8000 to 8000, which is currently dedicated to a testing webserver) to no avail.
BTW, ETH01 shows “Half duplex” on Zeroshell, dunno if it’s related.
How can I make my server accessible from outside the LAN ?
Thanks in advance
PS: I’m actually a developer with limited networking knowledge (and I’m unable to get a skilled person to fix the issue) so please bear with my incompetence.