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My network network has computers with ip addresses 192.168.0.xxx with
255.255.255.0 subnet mask. One of the internal computers on network is
visible to outside world at the fixed ip address. The D-Link DI624 router
routes the traffic from outside world to the lan computer for specific ports.
I can access this local computer with 192.168.0.100 addrerss. I can access
the computer whenever I am outside office using the 'outside world' address.
However, I want to access it with the same 'outside world' address from
inside lan. How do I configure my windows XP computer so that all requests to
the 'outside world' address are directed to my local network, and I get
consistent access to the computer from inside or outside the office? I have
only 1 fixed IP address assigned to my office and would like a network
configuration solution without any other hardware/service additions.
255.255.255.0 subnet mask. One of the internal computers on network is
visible to outside world at the fixed ip address. The D-Link DI624 router
routes the traffic from outside world to the lan computer for specific ports.
I can access this local computer with 192.168.0.100 addrerss. I can access
the computer whenever I am outside office using the 'outside world' address.
However, I want to access it with the same 'outside world' address from
inside lan. How do I configure my windows XP computer so that all requests to
the 'outside world' address are directed to my local network, and I get
consistent access to the computer from inside or outside the office? I have
only 1 fixed IP address assigned to my office and would like a network
configuration solution without any other hardware/service additions.