Hi, I'm a bit of a novice and I would really appreciate some help. I have setup a mikrotik router (2.9.46) to provide internet access to internal users via a pppoe internet connection established by the mikrotik router using NAT. Everything works cool all users on internal NATed network can access the internet without issues. I have also setup a dstnat rule to forward requests from the public internet ip to an internal webserver:

chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.1.241 to-ports=80
in-interface=Internet dst-port=8000 protocol=tcp

Our external ip is a dynamic ip. I have setup dyndns using the changeip script. Everything up to here works perfectly (external users can access the internal webserver using the dyndns name).

What i can't get right is allowing internal users (mobile users with notebooks that periodically come to the office) to access the internal webserver using the external ip that is associated with the dyndns name. ie. they should be able to connect to the web site from anywhere in the world and on the local network using the same url.

They should connect t othe server with your local IP of the server.

Regards.

yeah, but unfortunately the people don't want that. we had this working in 10 seconds on our old netgear adsl el cheepo router. Just trying to replicate our old setup.

use split DNS: one address for public users, local address for local users

I have the same problem. My web, mail server is on local network , and users from local network have some trouble to access server. I solved problel by spliting DNS server in two zones - for local users and for public. May be anyone know how to turn www, mail traffic to server trough Mikrotik...

Regards,
Linas