I am attempting migrating my server to a Docker made by qlustor.

I was successful in getting the server setup, even with setting a pinhole in my router firewall. This pinhole setup previously worked on another OpenWRT Barrier Breaker system setup as a NeoRouter server.

All systems within the router subnet quickly recognized and joined the new server.

Systems outside the subnet (e.g., my work systems) failed to rejoin. When I tried the NeoRouter checkport / dashboard, it reports the server as inaccessible on the public IP address.

My hypothesis: the new server is broadcasting the local subnet IP address instead of the true public IP address.


Is there any way to get the new server to interact with the public IP address? Any help is appreciated.

Login to the server on Neorouter's site and it will show which IP it is using. You can also try the public IP on one of the external clients. If it works, you can set the public IP from Neorouter control panel. But if it doesn't work, your port forward is wrong.