matejdro
New Around Here
Is there a way to set up port forwarding that will also work on router's local IP?
So for example if I set up port forwarding of port 7000 to device 192.168.1.10 and I a device in my local network would connect to the 192.168.1.1 (router IP) with port 7000, router would forward that connection to the 19.268.1.10.
My use case here is that I have a domain that is pointing to my external IP (and hosted by the router via nginx on entware). Since I also want to be able to access that site from the local network, I have set up dnsmasq to change domain target inside network to 192.168.1.1, so everyone inside network can also access the website.
Now I would also like to use this domain on a different services, not hosted on the router. Pointing to a domain work on the outside, since router forwards ports from WAN to correct target, but port forwarding LAN -> Router -> LAN does not appear to work.
So for example if I set up port forwarding of port 7000 to device 192.168.1.10 and I a device in my local network would connect to the 192.168.1.1 (router IP) with port 7000, router would forward that connection to the 19.268.1.10.
My use case here is that I have a domain that is pointing to my external IP (and hosted by the router via nginx on entware). Since I also want to be able to access that site from the local network, I have set up dnsmasq to change domain target inside network to 192.168.1.1, so everyone inside network can also access the website.
Now I would also like to use this domain on a different services, not hosted on the router. Pointing to a domain work on the outside, since router forwards ports from WAN to correct target, but port forwarding LAN -> Router -> LAN does not appear to work.
