On 4/12/2023 6:41 PM, Al wrote to Mike Dippel:

-> > I set up a Mystic site on a home computer. I am using dynu to manage my
-> dns
-> > settings. I have the A records pointing to the computer and I can reach
-> the
-> > site from any computer only if I use the Public IPv4 address of
-> 65.33.217.110
->
-> > The domain name of mystic-hobbies.com doesn't connect.
->
-> > Do I have to configure something in the Mystic server setup that will
-> allow
-> > it to be reachable?
->
-> When I lookup the ip address of mystic-hobbies.com with host it says the ip
-> address is 192.168.1.8.
->
-> That is a private ip on your lan, no one outside of your lan will be able to
-> connect with that.
->
-> If you can adjust the dns settings for mystic-hobbies.com to point to
-> 65.33.217.110 instead of 192.168.1.8 it should work.

I tried to duplicate what I use for my hobbylinebbs.com which has a private IP
address
of 192.138.210.146 That address reaches the site without any problem, but I
will give it
a try.

Thanks.

Mike Dippel

> On 4/12/2023 6:41 PM, Al wrote to Mike Dippel:

> -> If you can adjust the dns settings for mystic-hobbies.com to point to
> -> 65.33.217.110 instead of 192.168.1.8 it should work.

> I tried to duplicate what I use for my hobbylinebbs.com which has a private
> IP address of 192.138.210.146 That address reaches the site without any
> problem, but I will give it a try.

Yep, I can reach hobbylinebbs.com without issues, 192.138.210.146 is the public
IP and it works.

On my internal lan I have the address 192.168.0.11, or something there about,
that doesn't work outside of my own network but my public IP does so that is
what I have dns setup to use.

You'll need to get dns for mystic-hobbies.com to point to your public IP and
also open any necessary ports you want to use on that machine.