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Originally Posted by Earthling
My problem it that the server can only see the internal IP of the routher 8x.xxx and not my ntl IP of 6x.xxx. So when people try to log in they can't because it appears they are trying to log on to the router
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Setting a static address in the router is not going to make any difference to this scenario. The defect is with the design or programming of the server, which ought to provide the server operator with the ability to tell the server what its true WAN IP address is. You should tell users to attempt their login to the WAN address of your router, then the port-forwards will redirect their calls to the server on your LAN.