On Mon, Feb 26, 2007 at 02:27:51PM -0800, Jordi wrote: > Hello > > I am actually a user of Xubuntu Linux, but as it is based on Debian, > and here may be more people that are wise on servers, I come to ask > you for help. > > I have 2 computers: one with Xubuntu and the other with Windows XP. > The Xubuntu machine is connected to the router Thomson Speedtouch > 530v6 by ethernet card, and the Windows machine by USB. I see from a quick google that this device is an ADSL modem. Are you sure that it supports both connections simultaneously? It is not clear from my quick check of the website. And if it does support both connections simultaneously, do you have it configured this way? > > I bought a static IP to my connection provider. > > I had my Xubuntu machine with DHCP. As my isp gave me a static ip, I > used ifconfig to get the ip, gateway and subnet mask values, and typed > in the graphical UI as explained in: > > http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-net...ical-tool.html unless you have setup the modem to operate as a bridge, this static IP address should get assigned to your modem. Or, if you have a router behind the modem, it should get assigned there. > > (This is my first doubt. Why I used an ip assigned by the router > (192.168.0.129) instead of the static ip that my isp gave me (starting > in 85.)????) > > All was fine, I do ping and can navigate. ping and navigate from where to where? > Then, I forward ports 80 and 443 to Apache, and asigned it to my > Xubuntu PC as shown in: > > http://www.portforward.com/english/r...0v6/Apache.htm > > > So... now what? I can't visit my server from the othe computer. When I > type my static ip (85.etc), I go to the router page, not the server. > > Why? What must I do now????? > > In my router page I see an option, maybe I must activate, but fear > doing something wrong. It says: > Is this router different from the ADSL modem above? the general setup for these things is: Internet ---> modem -----> <public IP> router <private IP> | | |----> <private ip> computer 1 | |----> <private ip> computer 2 if your modem includes a router, then you would just leave the router out of the diagram. Set each local computer with a different private ip like 192.168.0.2 for linux machine and 192.168.0.3 for windows machine. they both use 192.169.0.1 as default gateway. Then configure your port forwarding in the router to forward the appropriate ports to 192.168.0.2 hth A
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