Dear guys
I m using MIK v2.9.51 in my network.It has 3 number of LAN cards.LAN 1 is assigned for WAN IPs (202.62.78.x).LAN 2 is assigned for internal ip starting with 192.168.1.x…LAN 3 is assigned with one more WAN IPs (202.62.83.x).LAN1 is connected with ISP line.LAN2 & LAN3 is connected to same switch (LAN SWITCH where all clients and server connected).Now i want to access my server(192.168.1.x) from outside.My other wan pool is free (i.e 202.62.83.x).server based on windows and i want to access like ;at command prompt-\192.168.1.x.
Please suggest me how can i do it.Its some urgent for me…
Hi,
You can’t access Private IP<192.168.1.x> from outside. It can be possible only from your internal LAN.
If your server is on Private IP in your LAN and if you still want to access it from Public Network, Than you have to configure NETMAP using firewall NAT rule.
/ip firewall NAT
chain=src-nat src-address=server IP action=netmap to-address=public IP
chain=dst-nat dst-address=Public IP action=netmap to-address=Server IP
I did same thing.I gave src-nat, src ip to server ip and dst-nat, dst ip to 202.62.78.x but if i go to public network and follow these procedure----start-run-\202.62.78.x, it shows network not found. but i m able to ping this ip-202.62.78.x.even able to login remotely.plz suggest me how to redirect the request made to 202.62.78.x toward server 192.168.1.x so that by above method i could access the server files as well as executable programs…like some hotel management running applications.
can i do it through VPN(pptp?).If yes, will it affect internal user’s browsing while outsider connected through vpn…plz suggest me the process to do through vpn…
rajesharchita, check that your firewall do not block your connections: Windows firewall on Workstations by default allow SMB connections only from local subnet