Thread: Require Static IP in Buisness 9000!

Hi All,

We have Buisness 9000 plan for our office and till now we're using Dynamic IP.
Now we're planing to host a Live Test server for our clients.

We're terminating ADSL router straight on Smoothwall Open Source firewall. I just wanna know how do I bind one Static IP with server which is inside the LAN !

And how many Static IPs does Bsnl Provides and how do one can implement them.

Thanx in advance!!


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Jit

well you can forward specific ports to the server and hence traffic will go to the server, business 9000 provides 1 static ip which is i think only on request..!!

there should be some kind of virtual server/port forwarding option in modem.BSNL provide one static IP.this static IP will be visible on net from outside & will be something like 117.x.x.x.your server's internal IP will be something like 192.168.x.x usually you should assign a static internal IP to your server by disabling dhcp in server's TCP/IP properties & then forward your traffic to this internal IP from modem using virtual server/port forwarding.

Thanx guys for the help!

cheers!


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Jit

Hi ,

I tried port forwarding on my Huwai smartAX MT882 using this tutorial : Port Forwarding for the Huawei SmartAX MT882 but its not working!!

I have no clue wats the prob!!.....plz help me!

make sure you have opened the port in windows firewall also..to confirm whether a port is opened try this online port scanner - Online Port Scanner | Port Scan | Port Scanning | Portscan Tool

Hi,

Port 80 is open and its visible thro' this online tool but am still unable to open the web server, whenever I try to open the link http://x.x.x.x it opens ADSL modem's control panel instead of our server!

Am just not able to find the problem...I wud highly appreciate if somebody helps me out!

thanks


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Jit

Originally Posted by superprash2003

make sure you have opened the port in windows firewall also..to confirm whether a port is opened try this online port scanner - Online Port Scanner | Port Scan | Port Scanning | Portscan Tool

are you trying to access http://x.x.x.x (which is your server) from within your server or home network or from the internet?

From internet actually am trying to access it...for this I already have configured port forwarding in my ADSL thro Virtual server option

the URL I mentioned is basically my live static IP,

one more thing, scenario is like this ADSL modem IP - 192.168.1.1 and my server IP is 192.168.1.2, gateway 192.168.1.1 and dns is also 192.168.1.1

thanks!

Rock on
Jit

Originally Posted by superprash2003

are you trying to access http://x.x.x.x (which is your server) from within your server or home network or from the internet?