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A: macbook apache server is always reachable with ip

Christiaan de DieDid you port forwarded to your macbook? Please check your router settings on something like applications. If possible, give us your router brand and type so i can have a look where it is.

 
My router is a Thomson technicolor I have port forwarded to the ip of the raspberry 192.168.0.10 the ip of my macbook is 192.168.0.17
 
Did you tried turning your macbook off?
 
Yes I did but then I don't get anything
 
Do you have multiple routers or something?
 
Nope i have only 1 router the one i got from my ISP
 
7:09 PM
Do they have dynamic ip's or static?
Anything about firewalls we need to know?
 
No firewalls and there are dynamic ips'
I have just got this in a chat because the comments were going to be very long otherwise i hope u don't mind?
 
7:36 PM
I don't, so, try to give them static ip's first
 
8:24 PM
Do i have to do this in both my router and raspberry/macbook? cause i have much more devices on the network.
 
Yes, only those two, then you can test a bit
 
where do i have to settup what ip addresses in my router?
 
You need to do on the devices, then on the portforwarding page.
 
8:43 PM
hmm no matter what i do the external ip address goes to my macbook
very weird
 
It has something to do with your router, thats for sure
 
yep i know
but when i put my router on static
i can't login to my raspberry because it won't get a ip
i am only able to go on it with ssh
 
Can't you try hooking up a monitor and keyboard and type ifconfig in the console?
 
i can't do that now actually. have to wait till tomorrow
but in anyway i prefer solving it with DHCP because i have alot of devices and don't really feel some for it to make them all static ^^
 
9:04 PM
lol
 

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