<br>I have a moderately complex network:<br><br>Mythbackend/frontend (same machine, PVR-350) -- Wireless/Wired Router 1 -- Wired DSL Router (with connection to internet) -- Wireless/Wired Router 2 -- Other PCs<br>So there are PCs on wireless/wired 1, PCs on the DSL router, and PCs on the other router. All the routers are the cheapo NAT routers, no real smart routers or anything.
<br>Mythbackend is statically assigned <a href="http://192.168.2.150">192.168.2.150</a>. Wireless router 1 is <a href="http://192.168.2.1">192.168.2.1</a> from the backend, <a href="http://192.168.1.10">192.168.1.10</a> from the outside.
<br><br>What I want to do is set the backend up so that I can connect to it from whichever router I want to. As best as I can tell, there are THREE places to enter an IP Address:<br><br>On the frontend, which MySQL Database to connect to
<br>On the backend, "IP Address of this hostname"<br>On the backend, "IP Address of the master backend"<br><br>The frontend is told which server to connect to for the db, but it reads the db to get the backend IP. How can I tell the frontend to ignore that and use the IP that I tell it? I tried changing the backend to use the external IP address, but it's starting to become a recipe for disaster (starts thinking that it's a slave backend, forgets what its own IP is, etc). Suggestions?
<br><br> - Jeff<br>