Hi everybody

I have a server with 2 NICs, 1 connected to the internet (eth0), the other to my LAN (eth1). The server acts as router (dnsmasq), and also runs some virtual machines. 1 of these virtual machines is used for OwnCloud (it's ip is 192.168.1.11 (connected to the local network)).

I have all incomming traffic on eth0 on port 443 is forwarded to the OwnCloud virtual machine using iptables. This way, I can connect OwnCloud using https://xxx.mooo.com/. I use xxx.mooo.com as a dynamic ip (the ip of eth0).

My problem is: When I am on my LAN, my OwnCloud client can't connect.

I have added: "address=/xxx.mooo.com/192.168.1.1" to my dnsmasq.conf and I am forwarding everything incoming on eth1 (LAN) (really br0, that bridges eth1) on port 443 to 192.168.1.11

All I wan't is the ability to use "https://xxx.mooo.com/" or "https://xxx.mooo.com:p/" (p being some port) to connect my OwnCloud clients both when I am outside my LAN and inside it.

Does anyone know how to do this?

Hi
Im really not a professional with networking but I assume that you would have to post your network configuration ("ifconfig" + "route" for both interfaces) in order for somebody to be able to understand what might be wrong with your config.
Cheers

I agree with Peralseattle. Also post the output of `brctl show` since you mentioned eth1 is a member of bridge br0.
Also, please verify that you are able to access your cloud storage from outside the network.