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I id have some problems with algo behind a NAT. Though my usecase is a bit different, more of a road warrior, as I wanted to be able to access a server in one p
by mcdevilkiller 7y ago
I id have some problems with algo behind a NAT. Though my usecase is a bit different, more of a road warrior, as I wanted to be able to access a server in one property (behind NAT) from my home PC (also NAT).
I suppose I just need port forwarding.
- L_Rahman 7y agoI was in a similar situation. Port forwarding worked perfectly. In my case the server I was trying to access was behind an ISP (Comcast) managed NAT so I had to go through them to open the port. Much to my surprise they were extremely helpful and understanding of the request.
- joombaga 7y agoWas this residential or business? I didn't know there were Comcast managed NATs beyond their internal network.