Hi guys

I cant see a way to do this but thought id ask incase im missing something.

On the drayteks can you enable it in such a way that if a user hits its external ip with a url say http://170.170.170.170/test this could be forwarded to an internal IIS server hosting the /test page ?

Ive looked and cant see a way but like i say thought id ask incase anyone knows.

Cheers

If that's the WAN IP of the router or a WAN IP alias that you've got forwarding then yes, that's possible and part of the firmware functionality referred to as NAT loopback. Ask draytek support if that's not working since they've got some beta firmware that's a good improvement over the current release firmware for the 2830.

Voodle wrote: If that's the WAN IP of the router or a WAN IP alias that you've got forwarding then yes, that's possible and part of the firmware functionality referred to as NAT loopback. Ask draytek support if that's not working since they've got some beta firmware that's a good improvement over the current release firmware for the 2830.

how do we set up an alias ?

wouldnt mind seeing what else that firmware fixes