Thread: cannot access my public ip's behind the router

hi,


Recently we bought a leased line from reliance and they have terminated with a l3 switch. They gave us wan ip addesss and our 16 public ip's. i have configured my "linksys Dual-band wireless gigabit router model no : wrt320n" router with the folling wan ip's eg: 115.248.156.212/30 on my internet connection setting of wan. and i have configured one of my given public ip(eg: 115.248.158.176/28) on the lan setup of my router. remaining ip's are used on my pc's.Nat is enabled on this router. the problem is i cannot access my public ips behind the router.

external ip for router 115.248.156.212/30

ip: 115.248.156.213
sm: 255.255.255.252
dg: 115.248.156.214


lan ip : 155.248.158.176 /28 (Public IP's)


dns:L 202.138.103.100
202.138.96.47


please help me


Regards,
Rajesh T

hi all,

Finally i find where i made a mistake.

i just disable the NAT from my router i working fine.

Regards
Rajesh t.

hi all,

Finally i find where i made a mistake.

i just disable the NAT from my router i working fine.

Regards
Rajesh t.

i have same issue with leased line from reliance, i have wan ip addesss and our 5 public ip's. i have configured my "cisco router' with the following wan ip's eg: 115.248.225.213/30 on my internet connection setting of wan. and i have configured one of my given public ip(eg: 115.248.229.48/29) on the lan setup of my router. remaining ip's are used on my pc's.Nat is enabled on this router. the problem is i cannot access my public ips behind the router.

i can ping to all ip's but not through web browser. outsite network it is accessible to others same via web browser.

external ip for router 115.248.225.213/30

ip: 115.248.225.213
sm: 255.255.255.252
dg: 115.248.225.212


lan ip : 155.248.229.48/29 (Public IP's)


dns:L 202.138.103.100
202.138.96.2


please help me


Regards,
admin


hey all got the solution .

i have enable HTTP service in my load balance router and it work for me.

Update by@admnetnanu 0858 PM
hey all got the solution .
i have enable HTTP service in my load balance router and it work for me.
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All below Please ignore. Not needed

external ip for router 115.248.225.213/30

You cannot have a range of 18 IP addresses to access your Router settings, or connect to Internet.
For instance mine is ALWAYS 192.168.1.1 ( entered in LAN settings)

dg: 115.248.156.214

] dg: Default Gateway.
Who allotted this address? Reliance or yourself.?

para two:

Mention the modem/router/model/make /number supplied by Reliance .
"cisco router'
how many systems desktops/laptops in use ?

lan ip : 155.248.158.176 /28 (Public IP's

DSL ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA - AMIS ALCOA.COM ???
New York


1.
When connected to Internet
In computer
START RUN type cmd OK
New window
Type ipconfig /all
If Reliance had given you a STATICIP ( always same ) blank last two.

2. When connected to Internet
in browser type
http://whatismyipaddress.com
Retype it again in address bar.

. ( Modem/router window expected to open )

dear all
I have the same issue with my AIRtel leased and netgear FVS336G vpn router .i connected my router to Airtel leaseline modem through my WAN1 port(WAN ip) ...and also NAT configure which allocated ip(LAN IP) from AIRTEl...and connected one pc to my router's lan port through LAN ip am getting internet from lan ip but unable to ping from outside...


Any one help me :

wan ip is :182.72.199.XXX


Lan ip is :182.72.199.XXX/29

i connected my router to Airtel leaseline modem through my WAN1 .....
Mention model and number. Binatone ?

For VPN network:
Usually you use dialer to connect.
the Network settings are different. ( tunnelling etc )


Explain "pinging from outside"
Say connect from your Home ?

netgear FVS336G vpn router
emulator not loading for study.

Originally Posted by essbebe

i connected my router to Airtel leaseline modem through my WAN1 .....
Mention model and number. Binatone ?

For VPN network:
Usually you use dialer to connect.
the Network settings are different. ( tunnelling etc )


Explain "pinging from outside"
Say connect from your Home ?

netgear FVS336G vpn router
emulator not loading for study.

i want to access my ip like RDP and other services but am not able to ping .that's y am configure one my ip in local system but unable to access.....i didnt create rule for for inbound outbound block and vpn setup also just i want ping from outside (external)

sorry. Cannot understand your reply.
Usually Full quote is not used for the post just above.
Delete it.
try to give specific information asked for. like this;

i connected my router to Airtel leaseline modem through my WAN1 .....
Mention model and number. Binatone ?

your reply ?????
same way for other enquiries.
This will get you more response for specific points.

Hai sorry for my Bad english

am using Netgear fv336g router

modem SCHMID Leasedline modem(Provided by Airtel).modem has been switched to Netgear's wan port...(182.72.199.XXX/30-255.255.255.252) with this ip

my lanip range is 182.72.199.xxx/29 -(6 public ip)

when i switched to pc with wan ip am getting internet ...

now how can i use the other 6 ips ..Airtel persons saying need to configre nat from wan ip to lan so i switched to Netgear router for NAT

now i gave the wan ip to netgear's wan port 1

and i configured NAT to 182.72.199.xxx/29-255.255.255.248(Router's lan settings)

and i connected another single PC to router's lan interface with one of the 6 ip now i want access the PC from my home (RDP).but unable to connected from external...

how can i use the 6 puplic ip thats my doubt

i hope u understand.

Originally Posted by senthil-admin

Hai sorry for my Bad english


everything perfect in question-body

are we joking ??? is this a joke forum??

Confirm which model you have.
http://support.netgear.com/app/produ...ily/a_id/13333

am using Netgear fv336g router

All the 6 PC's working now in office ?
also can acccess Internet ?

@mickey
Avoid Large fonts. Shows bad Internet discipline.
You know it means 'Howling" "shouting" etc.
Making fun of new member is to be avoided.
ENGLISH mera aur tumhara Matrubasha nahi!
Russian perhaps ?!!!
and don't start spamming here.
Delete your post.

Originally Posted by essbebe

Confirm which model you have.
FVS336G Model



All the 6 PC's working now in office ?
also can acccess Internet ?

@mickey
Avoid Large fonts. Shows bad Internet discipline.
.

arey i was complimenting his good english by asking it with a joke... where did i offend???

read the message first.. he asked for his bad english which is good..

man! now you even dont understand me..

yeah that link was absolutely correct NETGEAR FVS336Gv2


6 pc working fine with internet every systems hav static ip but am not able to access from external like RDP even not pinging also......

modem SCHMID Leasedline modem +
NETGEAR FVS336Gv2
STUDY:
http://support.netgear.com/ci/fattac...20Firewall.pdf 5 pages for VPN setup.
(A)
This is like accessing an Office VPN network ( un attended ) from a remote location. ( say Home )
usually log in to Internet , and use ID/PW via another VCO in your modem, set for Ipsec pass etc.
Confirm this. I am not familiar with this set up.
(B)
or all the SIX computers set up as a HOME network ?
and can acccess files/folders from each other .?
To access from remote location ( Home )NOT POSSIBLE . I think.
(C)
You have to accesss all the six computers or only one Master ?
Give the OS used .
In your Home (computer: )laptop
Start RUN type cmd Ok
New window
type ipconfig /all
copy/paste data here.
Some tunnel data will be seen for VPN circuit.

Please give the details so that help from some other member.
is available.
I will also try!!!

Senthill, you have a leased line and a group of 16 public IP addresses. This is expensive stuff: you should spend a little more on the services of a qualified professional network engineer and not have any more worries. You will need to discuss with them what you want to achieve, and why, and they should be able to implement it. They should leave you with a working system that is also secure. They should be able to do all this in a day!

This is exactly what I did when, even as an experienced systems manager, I first had to face connection to the outside world with public IP addresses: it is just not worth getting it all wrong, because even though you may achieve a situation where everything looks as if it is working, you could also have a situation that is utterly insecure.

If you want help on a public forum, then you must provide more information. Why do you want your PCs to have public addresses? It is not normally done: public addresses are assigned to servers (eg mail and net) but even they are usually given private addresses on the LAN and accessed via firewall/NAT/VPN. Sorry, retired eight years ago: I have forgotten most of the detail about how this stuff is done.