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07-07-2010, 20:52

Hi,

I've got a domain name without any webhosting.

I have a NAS device capable of being a webserver.

What's the best was to make this available?

Do I - point my NS record to the static public IP of the device - or do I keep the 192.168.x.x address and then point the NS record to the firewall and have that redirect to the internal IP?

My firewall has a second WAN port where I can setup a DMZ I think.

So which way is best for security?

07-07-2010, 20:52	#1
LSainsbury Guest Location: Near Hungerford, West Berkshire Services: TV: Sky HD, Landline: BT, Mobile: Orange, Internet: Quite Slow! Posts: n/a	Redirect Website... Hi, I've got a domain name without any webhosting. I have a NAS device capable of being a webserver. What's the best was to make this available? Do I - point my NS record to the static public IP of the device - or do I keep the 192.168.x.x address and then point the NS record to the firewall and have that redirect to the internal IP? My firewall has a second WAN port where I can setup a DMZ I think. So which way is best for security?