i have created a new subscription in my plesk
in the subscription it gave me only only 2 options
http://www.zimagez.com/full/cd5e0e8d4f1e1dea817defaa1cf6b754a58a1804b49417bb6924c0fb25bf0a9d93a9ed30c54fbccf360bd1a71e4a7d488a1c1636aa170a7c.php
10.0.0.1 (shared)
10.0.0.2 (dedicated)
in the DNS Zone i have this http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-15052015-223929.php
it is ok if it gave me a private IP 10.0.0.1 .
and i have this problem when i want to connect with FTP Client(FileZilla)
Statut : Résolution de l'adresse de esmartconcepts.net
Statut : Connexion à 10.0.0.1:21...
Erreur : Délai d'attente expiré
Erreur : Impossible d'établir une connexion au serveur
and this problem when i want to test the website esmartconcepts.net
http://www.zimagez.com/full/83a754f9f26549c8817defaa1cf6b7544175f5252fb316716924c0fb25bf0a9d93a9ed30c54fbccffc1fdb02de6ad190c63f773cbdc01e1b.php
You cannot use a private IP address like 10.0.0.1 to host your site. This site should now be accessible if you can access a site like http://10.0.0.1/ but this works only in your private machine or VPS and not anywhere else.
You need to change the IP address to a public IP Address in order for others to access the site. I guess this should be asked in ServerFault, rather than StackOverflow.
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While using Teams connector in Logic App - not able to authenticate getting below error
Not able to connect to global.consent.azure-apim.net or logic-apis-.consent.azure-apim.net
I faced this issue hence want to share the solution as well.
It seems it is system related issue. We can verify that by pinging the URLs causing the issue we will not get the IP address.
we can ask someone in the team to ping these URLs and provide us the IP address
Put these IP Address :
logic-apis-.consent.azure-apim.net
global.consent.azure-apim.net
in host file in the location -
c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc
I am currently working on networking project that share files between mobile devices using p2p technology. Using wifi or mobile network. The main problem is when using wifi the general ip address become the same for all connected devices to that wifi connection and this is the problem how to send the file to a particular one if all connected devices have the same ip address?
Every device on same network has private IP addresses which are unique. All of them shares one public IP address. Now how do server distinguish them by only seeing their public IP and send them data?
Well the answer is the server doesn't see only IP address. It sees IP:Port. Every private IP connected to the server has same public IP but different port. The public IP belongs to your NAT. Your NAT assigns unique port to every private IP addresses and maps them. The mapping is like this [private IP, private port, public IP, public port, transport protocol].
So when your server sends a packet to public IP:port then the packet is forwarded to the mapped private IP:port. And your device with that private IP:Port receives it.
Use the mac address which is uniques for every device you pick.
Comparing mac address will be easy when you encounter multiple devices with same IP address.
I have been trying to setup a cisco gateway router that has a Mail server behind it. The challenge has been that the static nat entries are no effective or perhaps do not work. Has anyone done this in areal life environment? testing for open ports shows that all the static NAT ports are closed .Please share
Try this:
ip nat inside source static tcp LAN_MAIL_IP_ADDRESS 25 MAIL_PUBLIC_IP_ADDRESS 25 extendable
!
interface FastEthernet0/1
description "TO INTERNET"
ip nat outside
!
interface FastEthernet0/0
description "TO LAN"
ip nat inside
I Actually found out that the problem was the gateway on the mail server that was still pointing to the old ISP instead of the router connecting to the new ISP.
I am using a Broadband Router on which multiple pcs use the same shared ip as the public ip. how can some other remote client get a specific IP address to connect to me?
I was developing a Client/Server Chat Program using C.
Thanks for considering.
They cannot. The broadband router is the only one with a public IP address.
The usual solution to this problem is to have the router forward a specific port to one of your NAT'd internal machines.
If that's not sufficient, you could investigate "hole punching" and STUN.
I know that when you hit a page on a site your IP gets logged and the owner can view it.
I've seen it with computers.
There can't possibly be enough IPs to cover all computers and cellphones...
So, since mobiles access by 2G, 3G, 4G, what is the IP that gets registered? Is it like PC accessing?
Do they even generate an IP?
I guess that for Wi-Fi connection they do get an IP, so what about the other signals?
With a 3g service provider you are on their network, so the IP Address will go through a NAT firewall/router and the ip of your device will be their public address such as AT&T.
Much like your home router works. Any computer on your home network will share the IP address of the router.