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You may find a Dynamic DNS provider will help you get around this (example being free provider ) It means going to the IP you found above will work right now, but next time your IP changes you will have to find your new IP. This might be five times a day, or only when your router gets rebooted. However, static IPs are a dwindling resource and chances are that if you don't pay for one, you have a dynamic IP.ĭynamic IPs are so called because they change. A static IP will not change (at least, not often) and you will be able to keep using the IP you found at the link above. You also need to find out from your internet provider whether you have a static IP or a dynamic IP.
The IP shown is the IP of your router - set up port forwarding from your router to your Raspberry Pi to allow traffic to pass from one to the other (you seem to have this covered). This is simple, go to (other services are available). You first need to find out your internet-facing IP. Please bare in mind I'm a beginner (not familiar with certain technical terms) and just experimenting around.
If anyone could point me in the right direction of what to do next, it would be much appreciated.Īlso, are there any security measures I should consider because it sounds like enabling certain ports to allow traffic from the internet to my pi can be risky. How do I find out the public IP adress of my Pi? I feel I still have to do a lot before this works but I'm kind of stuck at this point.
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I'm on a Mac osx 10.9.2, in airport utility, I've got router mode DHCP and NAT enabled and set up DHCP reservations based on MAC adres (it also asks IP adres, isn't this weird as it's dynamic and it will change, do I have to setup a static IP?) In the port settings I put 80 and my private IP adress. The ports that need to be allowed through are port 80 (http) and port 22 (ssh). I know I have to make the IP address of the Pi look as though it is from the router with NAT and open up ports. I want to allow traffic to flow from the internet to my Pi. Now I would like to be able to acces my Pi from outside my network (eg school). I can acces it with 192.168.1.2, because i'm in the same network. I've got a Raspberry Pi set up as a server.
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