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I know that this question might sound trivila and I know that I used to resolve this issue in the past under redhat. I just installed OpenSuSE 10.3, setup firewall ...
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    Cannot access my website from the LAN

    I know that this question might sound trivila and I know that I used to resolve this issue in the past under redhat. I just installed OpenSuSE 10.3, setup firewall and HTTP server.

    The issues that I have is I can access my web site from outside my home network, but I cannot access it from the inside my home network. To me this sound like a name resolution but I might be wrong. What might be the problem?

    Just to add, In my internal network if I point to the internal IP address 192.168.x.x I am getting to the site. If I try to point to the external IP address, I am going nowhere and eventually it times out...

    Thanks!

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    easiest way around it would probably be to edit /etc/hosts and put an entry in for your server and the local IP.

    192.168.X.X my.server.com

    that'll bypass everything and just connect straight to the server.

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    OK. Most of the times the solution is closer then you think...

    I have a Linksys router. I had the Filter NAT Redirection box ckecked...which means that no matter what your internal request are going to be kept internal...simply unchecked the box and everything works fine...

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