Hey guys,
I have an MN-500 and I tried to set up port forwarding.

Basically I have a server set up in Apache and it works fine if I try to visit my server's IP (192.168.2.15).. obviously if you visit it (for example), you wouldn't be able to see it becuase its a local IP.

So I went to my basestation page (192.168.2.1) and configured it for Port Forwarding. Basically I said.. anything that tries to access my public IP on port 80 is automatically forwarded via TCP to 192.168.2.15 on port 80.

However, when I (on my network) try to visit it(public IP), it works fine. But when someone ELSE tries to visit it, it says page not found. Any thoughts?

-The Pentium Guy

I would check the firewall rules on your apache server box. Does it allow connections from computers from destinations out of your LAN?

Can you please tell me how i'd do this? (Sorry, this is my first week using Linux)

I actually doubt that I even have a firewall.. I just simply installed Apache

Resolved the issue - my ISP does NOT accept incoming connections from port 80. So I simply used port 8080