Dear All,
I just instaled the latest version of moodle 3.6+ on my linux ubuntu(16.04) and it runs just fine locally from my intranet (local LAN), but now i want to make it accessable from the internet so that our users can do their course work from wherever they are using the internet , can anybody help me how i can achieve that ???? I AM DESPERATE FOR SOLUTION HERE,
Thanks in advance,
Read Masquerading
...then run Search_and_replace_tool
Some of this depends on your network/DNS setup which we don't know.
Hi Howard,
tnx for the reply, to clarify my request, here is how my network looks like:
i have a normal LAN with ip subnet of class B network,
i have local DNS, DHCP already setted up and working ,
i have A LOCAL domain by the name xyz.com and i have active directory ...
i use CISCO router to NAT to the internet and i have A public IP,
i am also using dodadddy to host my company website and i have another domain running on godaddy by the name xyz.com, i have no DNS setted up on godaddy,
all of my server have a static IP in my LAN scop and are runining windows server 2012,
and i installed moodle in one of them after formatting and installing linux.
please let me know if these is clear enough,...tnx.
A couple of options - you can nat the moodle server to another external ip and then set up dns in godaddy the same way as your webserver. Or you can use a subdomain of your existing website (e.g moodle.yoursite.com) and then create a rule on your firewall/router to route incoming requests for that url to the moodle server.
Dear All,
thank all who participated in this forum, i have finally managed to solve the issue by creating a DNS MX record that points to my local server and i also created an A-host in my local DNS pointing to my local server IP.
then my moodle site is now sucessfully accessed from the internet
