I would really appreciate some help getting my head around port forwarding and ddns and how to tell if its working or not, or if I've not done something right. I have a WHS2011 server with a Microsoft live domain (myname.homeserver.com). Its part of the WHS setup, not something that runs anywhere else.I have a website on that server which I can access remotely via myname.homeserver.com:port1.When I was using Unotelly I used the same domain name to keep my IP updated with them and that worked, so I dont think the Live domain is WHS specific.Now I have replicated the website on a NAS which I can access internally. I have put a new forwarding rule in my HG659b.So I have two forwarding rules now, two ports, two different internal devices, both with static IPs.Rule 1 : WHSWEB : PORT1 : WHSIP10Rule 2 : NASWEB : PORT2 : NASIP11(in the HG659b the devices dont appear as IP addresess but as MAC addresses)But I cant the NAS website remotely using myname.homeserver.com:port2. I'll need to get an alternative DDNS service at some point as the WHS server is being retired, but not until I can get remote access to the NAS working.I have tried substituting myname.homeserver.com with my.external.IP:port2 but still no joy, so that removes the Live domain from the equation right? The web response is "This site can't be reached. my.external.IP took too long to respond."I dont know if this means the site just could not be found, or it was found but was too slow.Is there anything I have overlooked?
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