Central ops net domain dossier7/7/2023 ![]() ![]() That is the reason I would try to trace to my own web sites.Deprecated: Creation of dynamic property Yoast\WP\SEO\Context\Meta_Tags_Context::$page_type is deprecated in /home1/infocert/public_html/infosavvy/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/src/presentations/abstract-presentation.php on line 43ĭeprecated: Creation of dynamic property Yoast\WP\SEO\Presentations\Indexable_Post_Type_Presentation::$robots is deprecated in /home1/infocert/public_html/infosavvy/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/src/presentations/abstract-presentation.php on line 64ĭeprecated: Creation of dynamic property Yoast\WP\SEO\Presentations\Indexable_Post_Type_Presentation::$title is deprecated in /home1/infocert/public_html/infosavvy/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/src/presentations/abstract-presentation.php on line 64ĭeprecated: Creation of dynamic property Yoast\WP\SEO\Presentations\Indexable_Post_Type_Presentation::$source is deprecated in /home1/infocert/public_html/infosavvy/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/src/presentations/abstract-presentation.php on line 64 I verified this fact by trying it from my home and I was unable to reach these sites unless we went back to Static NAT. Also, some external clients were not able to reach some of our websites. The next one said Destination Host Unreachable. ![]() When I did a trace, the last good hop was the Internal IP of the Fortigate. ![]() I tried to do an NSLOOKUP of the domain name and it resolved the proper external IP address. Before you mention internal DNS, this is a site hosted for a customer where they point their DNS entry to our IP address. The first indication something was wrong was our users could not hit one of our websites. This past week, we tried going to Port Forwarding instead of Static NAT. That said, we have one of our public IP addresses that is used for and for The powers that be wanted to be able to move FTP independently of Port Forwarding would allow me to do this since port 21 and port 80 could be independently assigned to separate LAN servers. This is as opposed to using clustering for true failover capability - they are still not comfortable with having us do that. This way, we can move any of our public sites to a different server by simply changing the forwarding in the firewall. We have 3 separate IIS servers behind our firewall with the exact same configuration, sites, etc. ![]() Why would you want to perform a trace to your own webservers anyway?įirst, you need to understand the reasoning for moving from Static NAT to Port Forwarding. ![]()
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