I have a windows 10 work laptop that has a firewall blocking access to local ip addresses. I don’t have admin rights on this computer. This means I am unable to access an owncloud server (running from raspberry pi) on my home network when using this laptop. As an example the following is blocked:
192.168.1.6/owncloud/index.php
As a workaround I can substitute the local ip address (192.168.1.6) with my external ip address and access my server – example:
58.6.9.70/owncloud/index.php (not my real external ip!)
However, I am not keen on this because it means I have to be connected to the internet just to use the server. Is there any workaround that will trick the firewall into thinking that I am accessing an external ip address, so that I can connected to the server on my home network and not through the internet?
Not sure what is involved with this, but if it makes it easier I can buy new hardware etc.
192.168.1.6/owncloud/index.php
As a workaround I can substitute the local ip address (192.168.1.6) with my external ip address and access my server – example:
58.6.9.70/owncloud/index.php (not my real external ip!)
However, I am not keen on this because it means I have to be connected to the internet just to use the server. Is there any workaround that will trick the firewall into thinking that I am accessing an external ip address, so that I can connected to the server on my home network and not through the internet?
Not sure what is involved with this, but if it makes it easier I can buy new hardware etc.
