Sorry, this has probably been answered but I can't figure out the right search terms, I guess. I have a setup like this:
Cable modem > Telo > router > server (and other computers)
Generally, everything works fine. All the computers can access the Internet. For the server, I configured port forwarding on the Telo to route port-80 requests to the router, which in turn routes them to the server, so the server is visible ok from outside.
The server uses a dynamic DNS service. The actual domain is hosted externally and it has a little client that sends the server's current IP address to the external service. The service redirects requests for the domain to my server. This also works fine.
The only issue is that inside the network (that is, behind the Telo), I cannot access the server using the domain name. I can get to it using an internal address (192.168.0.xxx), so the boxes can communicate ok on the local network. However, when I try to access my server (even from itself) using the domain, Ooma reports a 404. The request seems to be getting as far as the Telo, which seems to want to do some sort of domain lookup, but that then fails.
Is there a way to configure something in the Telo to either pass through the domain request or to get it to route this back to the local server?
Thx!
Cable modem > Telo > router > server (and other computers)
Generally, everything works fine. All the computers can access the Internet. For the server, I configured port forwarding on the Telo to route port-80 requests to the router, which in turn routes them to the server, so the server is visible ok from outside.
The server uses a dynamic DNS service. The actual domain is hosted externally and it has a little client that sends the server's current IP address to the external service. The service redirects requests for the domain to my server. This also works fine.
The only issue is that inside the network (that is, behind the Telo), I cannot access the server using the domain name. I can get to it using an internal address (192.168.0.xxx), so the boxes can communicate ok on the local network. However, when I try to access my server (even from itself) using the domain, Ooma reports a 404. The request seems to be getting as far as the Telo, which seems to want to do some sort of domain lookup, but that then fails.
Is there a way to configure something in the Telo to either pass through the domain request or to get it to route this back to the local server?
Thx!