I'm experiencing problems accessing a local server in my LAN via it's internet address. Let me explain. I have a local server, on IP 192.168.1.15, and it's serving http (port 80) (All my computers/servers in my LAN having addresses in the 192.168.1.0/24 range).
When I access this server from a computer in the LAN via http://192.168.1.15:80, everything works.
This server is accessible from the internet via NAT (e.g. http://my.server.com:8888). This is working as well, no problem there.
However, when I try to access this server from my LAN via this address (http://my.server.com:8888), I'm unable to access it.
When I check the firewall log, it's giving this entry:
[FILTER][Block][LAN/RT/VPN->WAN, 1:23:18 ][@S:R=13:1, 82.84.24.33:58741->192.168.1.15:80][TCP][HLen=20, TLen=52, Flag=S, Seq=1765099532, Ack=0, Win=64240]
Where 82.84.24.33 is my fixed WAN IP. And this is making no sense for me:
LAN/RT/VPN->WAN / 82.84.24.33:58741->192.168.1.15:80
It looks like the firewall thinks that the 82.84.24.33 is LAN and 192.168.1.15 is WAN....
And another strange thing, there are rules in the firewall to allow traffic LAN->WAN for port 80 (http)... Even in the other direction as well (WAN->LAN).
Only when I set the default rule in the firewall to 'allow' in stead of 'block' it's working, but that's obviously no option.
Thanks!
