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Hey guys, so im setting up a temp lamp server. And im having a small issue. I have installed Apache2, php5, Mysql and thats it. following the lamp instructions from howtoforge.com

ok now, the local ip is 192.168.1.110, when I go to that, I can see the website from within the network, so that works, when I go to the network IP, (72.208.187.3), I can see it, as long as im within the network.

Now I go home, thinking I can ssh into it and finish the website, however.. I go to 72.208.187.3 and I dont see anything, but I go to 72.208.187.3:8080 and I can remote into the router for remote administration, thus the network is up here....

so I come back this morning, check the local IP, make sure its right, make sure I put port 80 and port 22 to the local server IP, and I did... then I click on DHCP clients table to view all of the online computers, I dont see 192.168.1.110 anywhere, but I see all the other computers online..

the server IS online, im making this post from the server, so thats not the issue. Its like.. the router doesnt see the computer, but I can get internet access..

its weird I can go to the IP 72.208.187.3, and view the server, but only within the network.

I need to have this fixed in like 3 hours, anyone have any idea?

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Sounds like a NAT/Firewall issue. You have to setup your router to forward all packets to ports 80 and 22 to 192.168.1.110.

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Thats what I thought.. but check the screenshot.

I changed the server from static to DHCP, it put it as 192.168.1.103, and now I can see it on the DHCP clients table in the router

same router I had at my house, never had this issue

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That is also the same router I have and what you have done is the same as what I do at my house. Is there some thing in the security section that would be blocking it?

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same router I have too, I did the basic port forwarding and activation first, no luck, so I messed around quite a bit..