[clue-tech] Gateway Internal/External Web Page Issue

[Timothy Klein]

Hey,

So I have a static IP address, which runs a web page full of mundane 
stuff.  It uses apache on Debian Linux, (unstable, kernel 2.6.7).

It is behind a Zoom X4 DSL router.  The Zoom router has the IP address 
assigned to it; it forwards any requests for port 80 to my linux server 
on the local network (Keats).  In Apache, my server name is set to my 
static IP address, as I don't have a domain name resolved to that.

Here's the trouble:  that works fine from OUTSIDE my private network.  
 From the INSIDE, the static IP is the Zoom router; it does not forward 
http requests from the inside.  Thus I get the Zoom configuration web 
page from links to my IP inside my network.

This is a nuisance.  I can, and have, moved the Zoom web config. 
interface off of port 80.  Is there simple way to redirect requests for 
my static IP port 80 to Keats port 80 on my (small) internal network?  
I have two linux machines: I imagine I can use iptables for those.   
But what about my iMac and the Windows laptop?

I'm trying to think of a way to do it with some kind of routing on the 
web server Keats, but not coming up with anything.

Tim
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