Troubleshooting • Re: Apache not accessible to internet. Losing my mind.

Here is the run down.

I was behind a CGNAT that is no longer an issue.

Hi , What exactly does that mean?

because , when you are in CGNAT , you can ' t acces a local IP adress trow the internet .

i'm in the same case , and this not so easy to access a server behind a CGNAT connexion .

there is more way to bypass the CGNAT , but it is not very easy .
Actually i use tailscale for this .


NOTE : CGNAT prevent to connect from an external IP to an internal IP if the connection was not established before by the internal ( local ) device .
there are lot of case like this on internet .

Statistics: Posted by iznobe — Fri Jun 14, 2024 9:17 am

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