Can't connect to my ubuntu server :-(

[Oscar Carlsson]

I might haven't been as clear as I should :-)

ssh and http works without a problem - as long as I connect to the server
from the outside - like when I type in my public ip-address or my external
dns - and I have http, ssh and a few more ports forwarded from my firewall
to my ubuntu server.

But the server is located behind a NAT, on the same network as my other
computers - 192.168.1.0. The server uses DHCP (so that I can make sure that
it's config is correct).

But the other computers on the network can't connect to the server by
addressing it with it's internal ip - 192.168.1.12.
As long as I only need http- and ssh-access to the computer, everything is
fine. But the server is a fileserver, and I want nfs and samba to work
properly on my network, which is very hard as long as I can't access the
server without going through the internet.

Oscar

2006/2/9, Carthik Sharma <carthik at gmail.com>:
>
> On 2/9/06, monotux at gmail.com <monotux at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hello everyone!
> >
> > I installed ubuntu on my home server the other day, since debian sarge
> > didn't have recent versions of the madwifi driver (and everything broke
> > when I had to install new versions).
> > The installation went fine, everything worked, so I rebooted, installed
> > the drivers, configured the WLAN (yes, a file server running on wlan)
> and
> > everything worked - until I went back to my workstation and tried to
> > contact my server.
> >
>
> What server are you running on it? Is apache configured properly. Try
> to access pages on the server when you are on the server itself. If
> that doesn't help then try using a different port for apache - maybe
> your isp blocks port 80.
>
> Install firestarter and use that to see if incoming connections are
> blocked, if yes, then unblock the ports.
>
> Carthik.
>
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