I have DD-WRT installed and working. My only problem is that I have a webserver behind it. When I go to the my url it brings up the DD-WRT instead of the website. I would still like to access the GUI, just on a different port. I can't seem to find any way to change this setting. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks!
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nvram set http_lanport=81
nvram commit
Use telnet, ssh or the command box in the Management.asp tab.
Enable port forwarding in the nat/qos tab. Port 80 from the wan side to the ip and port of your webserver.
Thanks for the reply. This works, sort of. Now I can access my iis machine on port 80 and the dd-wrt interface on port 81. I also set up remote access for the web interface (port 8080). Externally I cannot access the either my IIS webpage or the web gui for the router. Here is a breakdown of what is happening.
internally access xx.domain.com:81 OK
internally access xx.domain.com NO
internally access 192.168.1.141 (IIS address) OK
externally access xx.domain.com No
externally access 71.xx.xx.xx (public ip address) NO
externally access xx.domain.com:8080 NO
Is there something that would prvent connections coming in externally? Also, why would the domain not work internally? My guess is that somehow that port 80 is not getting forwarded, even though I set it to forward.
open the port 80 on your router then you will be able to internally access with domain name
open the port 80 on your router then you will be able to internally access with domain name
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