Neither can I deal with the entrance to the page from external ip addresses ...

Available : - Router tplink - 5 PCs hooked up to the router (OS windows) - Twisted pair to the router of the corporate network - OpenServer 5.2.2 (OS)

What I do : The router includes a twisted pair with a network of the corporation at the exit of 5 wires to each PC in the office (have permanent ip 192.168.0.xxx). On one of the PCs, openserver with a business card page is installed in this office. This page is seen by all who hook up to the router via wifi and directly by the twisted pair to the PC (it enters quietly both on the SP 192.168.0.111 and on the DNS specified in OpenServer), but the PCs in the same office are connected by cable directly from the corporate network and having normal SPs. network addresses 172.22.xx.xxx either can not visit my page either directly or unstudied by ip 192.168.0.111.

Please tell me where to dig, where else you need to configure, so that the page works from PC to router and all other PCs on the network are connected directly to the network (external - corporate).

  • If you need access from outside, then you should put the "pages" on external hosting. It is technically possible to put in LAN, but this is a huge security hole. - SeVlad

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To go to a site that works in a local network, you need to register a redirect in the router.

  • We give an arbitrary name to the rule; Open a non-standard port on a router that is not busy (the Public Port field);
  • Specify the IP address of the target computer on the network where the remote user should go (the IP-Address field);
  • Specify the port number through which the application or service runs on the computer.
  • Thank. Works. By the way, I did the same, just trying to enter port 80 on which the router was cursing. Today I used another service port and it all worked. - Alex31