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I need to access a web based application whos ip is 10.2.201.123 and the port for it is 9080. And as some body said that I need to be part of that network but as you can see network has a private ip. If I become part it means that I have to b same ip address as that network have database tag include cause thats application have its own database
M.Rizwan
Posted 2016-09-25T19:20:03.877
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If it is in a private network you can not connect directly to it from other network . You have different possibilities:
You will need a VPN to their network. So you can access to the resources in their LAN.
The NetworkAdmin can create A NAT in their router/firewall to
redirect the traffic to the db. You will need their public address.
mortueta
Posted 2016-09-25T19:20:03.877
Reputation: 102
Thank you so much do I have any otwr way then vpn r nating??? – M.Rizwan – 2016-09-26T22:27:21.080
If you are out of their network, you can not reach that IP unless you connect via VPN or there is a NAT (port forwarding) redirecting from their public IP to that resource (DB) – mortueta – 2016-09-27T06:10:06.813
1You can if you are in the same network. With that I mean exactly that network not another private with the same IP range. Might be that I did not understand your question so please clarify. – Zina – 2016-09-25T19:46:07.810
What do you mean by "access"? Copy / run? Why do you have database tag? This type of access is surely possible. Are you interested to set up a share, or do you need to access it. Please edit your question and clarify these. – Máté Juhász – 2016-09-25T20:00:38.153
Private IP's will not route across the internet. As long as it is local OK. Also you can connect 2 networks over VPN, and then inside of the VPN you could connect. However, VPN uses 2 public IP to setup and maintain the connection. – cybernard – 2016-09-26T01:44:45.073
This would depend on how the network is configured. A router could have been configured to recognise requests to this private ip and direct them where needed. More clarity is needed on the question – Blue Pepper – 2016-09-25T21:36:25.320