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Old February 29th, 2004, 09:32 AM
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RE: RE: Any help on this


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If You are using windows edit the hosts (or lmhosts, depending on version) file in systemd directory adding a line (by example there) like

www.mydomainname.net 127.0.0.1

windows uses the "hosts" file information above any tcp/ip


Thats not his problem. Hes trying to map his external address to an internal server using port forwarding. You *could* use this in that manner if you set the domain name to the external IP address in the hosts file. It would bypass DNS, but that would defeat the purpose of solving your problem.

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