[Closed] I can´t access my IP PBX

Hi, I setup my host, I made the port forwarding in my router, I tested my ports with Open Port Tools, everything is working fine, but I can not have access to my IP PBX (I usually do it through MS Internet Explorer + an static private IP) from outside my network. If I try http://mydomain.dyndns-ip.com:xxxx (where xxxx is the port that I forwarded in the router) it works from inside, but not from outside.

asked Aug 24 at 05:36 PM

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The question has been closed Feb 03 at 08:29 PM ago by Cry Havok for the following reason "The question is answered, right answer was accepted".

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Better to edit your question, that way everybody is notified, not just the person who's post you comment on

Well, port 8037 is showing as open, as is 8017. Exactly what is the error you're seeing?

answered Aug 26 at 04:38 PM

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Well, I tryed from a different place this weekend and it works fine. Its seem that the firewall in my office is blocking the communication. Thanks, much!

Aug 30 at 02:54 PM Fernando

I'd suggest you work through this guide. That the Open Port tool tells you that port xxxx is open suggests that it should work. If you post the hostname and port we can take a look and help you resolve this.

answered Aug 24 at 05:57 PM

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I did go through the guide before I wrote for help. The hostname is http://atalaya.dyndns-ip.com. They are, among others, 8017 (IP PBX) or 8037 (IP camera).

Aug 26 at 02:41 PM Fernando

"it works from inside, but not from outside."

I can see these reasons for not working:

Your hostname mydomain.dyndns-ip.com does not point to a public IP address, but to a private one.
Your hostname is badly configured in any way, or is not activated yet, but you have an entry for http://mydomain.dyndns-ip.com in your hosts file.

Either way, do an nslookup or dig against your hostname to see what IP address it returns, or check at least your hostname page. Also, check your local hosts file for a related entry.

answered Aug 24 at 10:40 PM

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Well, the IP in my hostname looks like a public IP (190.163.xx.xx) and it is the same that in the WAN port of my router.

Aug 26 at 02:48 PM Fernando

Hi Fernando,

I have faced the same problem once. I suggest you contact your IP PBX provider. I think they will be able to help you find out what is wrong and will provide you the better solution.

answered Feb 03 at 10:10 AM