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reply to CraigSPL

Re: [Config] Accessing Services Behind CISCO 2811 Router

It is possible that your ISP doesnt allow you to host a "web server" so they block incomming connections to port 80.

Try changing your port forward as follows:

ip nat inside source static tcp 10.100.100.48 80 interface BVI1 8000
 

This will allow you to connect to your router IP/dyndns hostname on port 8000, and the connection will be redirected to your server/PC on port 80.

Also note that you cannot test this configuration from within your network, you must test it from out on the Internet, a rather annoying feature of Cisco routers.

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