BTW, most NAT routers will allow you to “forward” certain ports. So your web server may not need to be directly on the internet. I have one here behind my NAT router, and it can be accessed from anywhere on the internet. Forwarding port 80 was all it took. Leo Reply chris January...
BTW, most NAT routers will allow you to “forward” certain ports. So your web server may not need to be directly on the internet. I have one here behind my NAT router, and it can be accessed from anywhere on the internet. Forwarding port 80 was all it took. LeoReply chris January ...