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From your post it appears you are behind a One-to-Many NAT[Network Address Translation]
What you want can only be done at the ISP's end at the gateway or router.They have to manually configure port forwarding port 80 inbound to your internal IP.
Unless & untill they do this at their end there is no possibility you could host a http site for the public.It will be only confined to the hosts within the internal LAN.
What you want can only be done at the ISP's end at the gateway or router.They have to manually configure port forwarding port 80 inbound to your internal IP.
Unless & untill they do this at their end there is no possibility you could host a http site for the public.It will be only confined to the hosts within the internal LAN.
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Ricky
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digen bau..
Ya I know I am behind NAT and also caching.. I know there is no way but is there any service which can help me ?
I know that if some provide a server like providing thier public IP as my server address, that way I mean their software connect from computer to their server and it divert all request from their server to mine..
It is a logical way
Ya I know I am behind NAT and also caching.. I know there is no way but is there any service which can help me ?
I know that if some provide a server like providing thier public IP as my server address, that way I mean their software connect from computer to their server and it divert all request from their server to mine..
It is a logical way
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