ok, heres how it is - i've already asked with a short description but i got no replies which worked. so im gonna give a really long detailed one.
here is my setup:
576kbps PPPoA broadband comes in to my house, and is connected to a:
US Robotics ADSL Ethernet Router
out of this comes an ethernet cable, which goes into my:
US Robotics Wireless Turbo Access Point and Router
out of this comes a wireless signal, to which various laptops (all windows) in my house occasionally connect. Also, out come 4 ethernet cables, which go to various places in my house. one goes to linux box a, one to linux box b, one will soon go to linux box c (when i get round to setting it up) and one goes to my laptop when i need a fast connection.
i am currently using dhcp, but when linux box c is up (it will always be on so will be my web server) i will give it a static ip. currently i am using apache on a computer which doesnt have a static ip, but it is only for testing - i just want to get it to work. currently its ip is 192.168.123.107, and the apache server works on this:
http://drigz.petbo.com/apache/local.png
my external ip address is 81.79.119.121, but if i try to access this i get the config page of my 9003 adsl router:
http://drigz.petbo.com/apache/ext.png
the ip address of my 9003 adsl router (internal) is 192.168.1.1:
http://drigz.petbo.com/apache/9003.png
the ip address of my 8054 access point and router is 192.168.123.254:
http://drigz.petbo.com/apache/8054.png
currently i have not got any of the following options enabled.
the only option that i can set on my router than i can think would be helpful is port range mapping:
http://drigz.petbo.com/apache/port.png
there are various options on my 8054 access point and router which i think could be helpful:
virtual server:
http://drigz.petbo.com/apache/virtserv.png
and dmz:
http://drigz.petbo.com/apache/dmz.png
please tell me what i should set these to in order to make it work properly. any guide for how to enable static ip could save me some trouble later.
thank you very much for reading this, and i hope that you can help me.