balloooza
September 5th, 2009, 05:12 PM
I am using Ebox server, but a normal linux command is fine,
I have a service (called tonido) running on port 5000, it is accessible on the lan (server is acting as the dhcp/firewall) (modem has no firewall) but when I use eboxes utility to connect the port request 5000, and send it to the server at the same port (5000) I would expect (like every other thing I do) it would now be web accessible, just as accessible as it is to the computers on the lan. If you need more information, just ask.
My question is: what could I do to make people on the internet have the same access to a service running on the server (port 5000) as the lan users.
I have a service (called tonido) running on port 5000, it is accessible on the lan (server is acting as the dhcp/firewall) (modem has no firewall) but when I use eboxes utility to connect the port request 5000, and send it to the server at the same port (5000) I would expect (like every other thing I do) it would now be web accessible, just as accessible as it is to the computers on the lan. If you need more information, just ask.
My question is: what could I do to make people on the internet have the same access to a service running on the server (port 5000) as the lan users.