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Originally Posted by Derision
Have you tried adding an entry in c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts on your client PC to map your dyndns name to the internal IP of your server:
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your.dyndns.name 192.168.1.145
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Tossed that in to my hosts file and so far it looks like that might actually work as I got in like normal. I'll need to have my friend attempt to connect from the outside but so far it looks great. I had been messing around with it all last night for hours and didn't even think to try a simple hosts file edit to get around the NAT issues. Thanks a bunch!
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