Accessing internal webserver

Before:
- 1 PC, 1 modem

After:
- 2 PC, 1 router modem

Previously I have IIS installed in my PC and I made it accessible from
Internet. I make it as webserver and ftp server and can be access with
public IP. (Access to it from my company to my house)

I have another PC now, both PC connected to the router modem and the
modem connect to the Internet. But there's only 1 public IP for me. The
router modem assign a local IP for both of the PC.

Does anyone know how can I configure or setup it so that my webserver
still can be access through Internet?

If your router supports port forwarding, you need to forward tcp port 80
from the router to the IIS server's LAN IP.

Peter CCH wrote:
> Before:
> - 1 PC, 1 modem
>
> After:
> - 2 PC, 1 router modem
>
> Previously I have IIS installed in my PC and I made it accessible from
> Internet. I make it as webserver and ftp server and can be access with
> public IP. (Access to it from my company to my house)
>
> I have another PC now, both PC connected to the router modem and the
> modem connect to the Internet. But there's only 1 public IP for me.
> The router modem assign a local IP for both of the PC.
>
> Does anyone know how can I configure or setup it so that my webserver
> still can be access through Internet?