Thread: Help with setting up Content Server on Windoze 7 Pro
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Old 12-21-2012, 12:52 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by country0129 View Post
Ok, now, Sir,

I have been successful in port forwarding my router. I have set a static IP. I can connect on my LAN/Wireless to the Content Server with my laptop. The Calibre Browser page loads fine. Now, I guess, I need to find how to connect to the Content Server over the internet. Will I have to get a permanent internet address? I've never set up a server before, and I've never created a web page; so I'm unfamiliar with this process.
There are other options to a Static WAN address: DynDNS or similar can help. My SoHO level Netgear router can even handle that usage on its own, so No PC involved.
If you have a nice (regional) ISP like Sonic.net (plug ), they don't charge an arm and a leg for static IP . Check out your ISP options
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