Configure clients on laptop/mobile using private/public ip

[gas85]

@tommekevda

However, today i am working from home. And when i am at home i can’t connect to my own FQDN, which resolves to my own public ip, from within my own network.

Did you checked if Port Forwarding is still enabled?

@gas85

• ddns host is bounded to your externals ip, e.g. 100.100.100.100
• your browser will try to access https://ddns host/ on 100.100.100.100
• If 443 port closed - you failed to connect.

Did you checked that FQDN is still bounded to your IP? Check if it returns your external IP address, it could be changed with time

dig yourFQDN

Sorry, not familiar with your Router.

Could you please trace it?

1. Try to connect to the FQDN with curl
   curl -v -k https://FQDN
   Check in output of it, is it able to connect? What IP Address is there?
2. Try to connect directly to your Internal IP to the NC and check if it works:
   curl -v -k https://IP
3. Try to connect directly to your External IP (that you see in a dig command) to the NC and check if it works:
   curl -v -k https://externalIP
4. Check in WebServer Logs. Are you hitting WebServer at all and if an error comes.