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Matheous4

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#206164 12-Dec-2016 16:56
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Hi, everyone!

 

 

 

Lately, I've been working on installing an Apache server on a Raspberry Pi 3.

 

Everything went smooth, except... forwarding the ports (HTTP & HTTPS) on my Huawei HG659 modem.

 

Basically, I've got the same result than if I have been doing nothing.

 

 

 

I've spent hours by reading forums, updating the modem's firmware etc. and nothing works. I'm not able to see my server from outside of my network.

 

I really don't understand where the problem is, as the differents ports forwarding settings and even the DMZ seems to make no differences on the final results.

 

I know that is a very common issue with this modem, and I will be happy if someone can help me.

 

 

 

Thanks,

 

Mat 

 

 

 

 


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  #1686602 12-Dec-2016 17:00
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Have you paid for a public IP? If not you'll be on the default CGNAT connection which means you don't have a public IP so of course have no ability to have port forwards.

 

 

 

 




Matheous4

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  #1686605 12-Dec-2016 17:05
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Hi Sbiddle,

 

thank you for this fast answer!

 

No, I haven't paid for a public IP. But I thought that the modem has an IP anyway, and if it's not static, I could use a no-IP service. Am I wrong? 

 

Thanks


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  #1686612 12-Dec-2016 17:20
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You do not have a public IP address - either static or dynamic, so no way to route to it from the internet.

 

You need to ask Bigpipe for a static IP, this will of course also be public, which is what you need.




Matheous4

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  #1686614 12-Dec-2016 17:32
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Aww! Ok, I got it. So I have to think if it's worth it rather than using a web hosting services...

 

Thanks for your answer!


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#1686616 12-Dec-2016 17:46
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Cool! Thanks cool


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