Virtual IP Alias

[Metu69salemi]

As an extra hint use port alias with 80 and 443 so you dont have two rules or every port between 80 and 443 opened to world

[aintthatgreatnp]

I added the port alias and port forwards, still can't get it to work  ???

[Metu69salemi]

You have 1:1 Nat still in that box? try to without those
And if not working can you share screenshots of your rules

[aintthatgreatnp]

I got rid of the 1:1 and still didn't work. I attached screenshots. Let me know if you need any screenshots of anything in particular.  :)


[Metu69salemi]

first notice: Please do not publish your public ip-address
second notice: destination address should be public

[aintthatgreatnp]

sorry, thanks, I changed that and is the destination address for the public ip for the port forward or the WAN rules?

[aintthatgreatnp]

Also, should I have type of virtual ip as alias or other? alias always seems to bring me back to the router. other just shows cannot display page.

[Metu69salemi]

You can use virtual ip or carp(carp only if every extra ip is in same subnet than the first one)
portforward is where you need it to set

[aintthatgreatnp]

Great news! I can now access my owa site externally. I did it via my phone not on wifi. When I do it internally tho it doesn't work. Thoughts on NAT rules to access it via my LAN?

[Metu69salemi]

Just add new dns entrys for your dns server.
I have windows AD with something.local as interal domain and outside domain is actually something_else.com, if i want to connect webserver internally i've created another domain into my AD-server(DNS), now it has internal and outside domains side-by-side. Only different thing to outside domain entrys is that i use only internal ip-addresses for those A & PTR Records at my own server.

And ofcourse this AD-server is the one which i share via dhcp to clients