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My OSX Server was working well when I was connected directly to the internet, had a site and domain name. Today I added a wireless router, now trying to access the sites requires the usename and password of the router. How do I bypass authentication for requests bound to the Server sites? My inetrnal IPv4 address 192.168.1.33 shows the correct site.
MacBook Pro (17-inch Mid 2009), null
The router probably intercepts all network traffic and has default webservices enabled.
Every web requests is not being relayed, but stops at your new wireless router.
You need to disable certain services on the router and enable port forwarding, so a request for the server website gets through to the right address.
Read the manual of your new wireless router and disable/enable services if needed.
Goodluck
Jeffrey
The router probably intercepts all network traffic and has default webservices enabled.
Every web requests is not being relayed, but stops at your new wireless router.
You need to disable certain services on the router and enable port forwarding, so a request for the server website gets through to the right address.
Read the manual of your new wireless router and disable/enable services if needed.
Goodluck
Jeffrey
Correct, I didn't understand how the router integrated at first. Earlier my computer was facing the internet, now the router is facing the internet, so I had to create NAT rules to direct requests to my computer. Thanks for the input.
Access to OS X Server site blocked by router
