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03-22-2012, 10:43 PM | #1 |
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How can i use the calibre server to show my book lists to someone in the internet?
How can I use the calibre server to show my book lists to someone in the internet? I could only use it to show the books to members of my LAN.
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The fact you don't know this also suggests that you don't know the risks (even if done correctly. there are still risks, just fewer) that exists when exposing a internal port to access from outside. How the setting is done depends on your Modem Model (the manufacturer or your ISP may have guides) You need to configure your DHCP or PC so that it always gets the sam internal IP You then configure the Router to forward requests for the port(ex 8080) to the IP (and port 8080) that the PC gets Then you need a way to be able to tell the other party the Public (WAN side IP). for one time, very casual usage you can use a internet tools like IPCHICKEN.com that reports you CURRENT IP (it changes periodically for most people). you tell the person to use <that IP>:8080 in the browser If this is to be used regularly, you can get a Static IP ( usually costs extra $ monthly) or subscribe to a service like dyndns.org (smaller yearly fee than ISP's charge) The alternat is to use a service like GotoMyPC and let the user 'drive' your PC. This requires TRUST as they are using your PC just like you do, just from remote |
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Keep it as tight (limit other port exposure).
Put time restrictions if your router supports that (Netgear VPN routers do) to give even less time to hackers Use WAN client IP range restrictions , again if available and your users have a standard location they work from. And keep your A/V up to date (even thought no files are supposed to be uploadable) |
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