hi, I setup a hardware review website using my own 128kbit home netconnection, one of my PCs and a forwarded domain name... up to now it works OK.

The problem is my stupid NAT-enabled router doesn't let me view the website via the Internet, only via the LAN network (i.e. it accesses the DNS servers correctly but it fails to show me the page after it reaches back home).

I have just one IP (dynamic) from my ISP. I dont know how much it costs to make it static and/or buy a second IP, but for now I would welcome some solution to make my NAT let me view the site from the Internet.

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I have had this problem with my Netgear DM602 router; even when i port forward to an IP or set the web server as the DMZ zone, which should allow all traffic, none gets through because of the router.

I am trying to use a dyndns site name updated through a client as my IP changes, but even netgear don't know what the problem is!

jake

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