Re: Inside / Outside network access

Assuming the router you use supports it, a DNS service like DNSMasq
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnsmasq) should handle IP translation
and forwarding of any domain name, including internal ones. (tomato,
dd-wrt and pfsense all use it)

What we do is issue each of our clients their own domain name, a sub-
domain of ours: <clientname>.ourdomain.net. The client's router
updates their domain name public IP through the DDNS service. If your
router uses DNSMasq or a similar DNS service (http://en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/Comparison_of_DNS_server_software), it will know how to properly
translate and forward the IP for <clientname>.ourdomain.net for any
ipod/iphone/ipad running CF regardless if it on the local network or
remotely over the internet.

The domain name is placed in the CF program instead of the internal
LAN IP of the Crestron processor or public IP of the modem. No need to
have to change an IP address again.

Hope this helps,
Eric

On Jul 27, 10:03 am, Heath Volmer <hvol...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've dug around a bit in the forum but can't really tell if this has
> been answered:
>
> Doing all of the proper forwarding, how does a user easily switch
> between in-home access and external access to their Crestron system?
> I can go into the project and change the IP address to point in from
> the outside, but that's not really a practical solution.  Am I missing
> a feature?  I hope I didn't over-sell it.
>
> Thanks, Heath

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