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den452001
Aspirant
Nov 23, 2020

ORBI Hair Pinning Bug

I have a server that unable to access external IP Addresses when connected to LAN.

For example External Ip Address: 108.111.111.222
Internal Ip Address. 192.168.1.100

When connected to the same network, Internal IP works, but external IP Won't work. However using the same device server , external ip works.

When i'm outside with other networks, External IP Works Flawlessly.

Device: ORBI RBR850 Server: Ubuntu 20.04

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  • den452001 wrote:

    I have a server that unable to access external IP Addresses when connected to LAN.

    For example External Ip Address: 108.111.111.222
    Internal Ip Address. 192.168.1.100

    When connected to the same network, Internal IP works, but external IP Won't work. However using the same device server , external ip works.

    When i'm outside with other networks, External IP Works Flawlessly.

    Device: ORBI RBR850 Server: Ubuntu 20.04


    (connecting to Sprint... oh, my)

     

    • Can any other computer on the LAN connect to this IP address?
      If so, the problem may be with Ubuntu (perhaps a Firewall setting?)
    • What kind of connection is this? (ftp, http, dns, ntp, telnet, ssh.....?)
    • den452001's avatar
      den452001
      Aspirant

      Hi, crimpon thank you for your reply.

      Every computer able to accces the LAN ip from LAN network.
      Just normal HTTP connection, i tried ssh too, no budge.

      • CrimpOn's avatar
        CrimpOn
        Guru

        I may be confused about the "direction" of connection. I see two possibilities:

         

        • This server is trying to make an http connection from the Orbi LAN to an external IP address (such as 108.111.111.222) but cannot
          Every other computer on the LAN is able to make an http connection to 108.111.111.222.
        • This server want to accept connections  from outside the LAN but is unable to, whereas other computers on the same LAN are able to connect to the server.

        I seem to be confused over the term "server", which sort of implies people tring to connect TO it, vs. a process on the server wanting to connect somewhere else, maybe to load files or something.