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Asked: 2026-05-30T19:21:33+00:00

I would like to install a svn in a machine of a Wireless LAN

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I would like to install a svn in a machine of a Wireless LAN (in my home: I haven´t bought any public IP), and access to it from internet. I would like to use Apache 2.2 + Subversion + SSL. In my wireless LAN, I have set a static IP for the machine with the SVN, to make it easier. My question is: when I install the Apache server, do I need a public network domain to serve my SVN, or is enough with my external IP (assigned to the router)? If I set it to the router, how should I redirect the traffic to my SVN server (that is in a machine with a private IP)?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You should configure your router to forward svn ports to your svn server.
    This includes port 80 and port 3690.
    Then your svn will be accessible through your external IP.

    You also can use no-ip.com to get a permanent domain name that will point to your dynamic IP.

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