Icecast - Oct 2020 - Succesfully set localhost server, now how can I do it public?

Hi!

I want to host my own server on my very own PC.

I tried to put my public IP and my private IP on the config file but it didnt
work neither ways.

How can I host an Icecast server that can go public around the world?

I did it locally and it worked but right now I don't know what I have to do.
Thank you!
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Alejandro,

You need to find out what is your public ip on your isp provider. Also, you
need to confirm that you actually have one because it's also possible that
you are nated, which means that there is no way to access your icecast
server from the public network.

Cheers,
--
Kwame


On Sat, Oct 24, 2020 at 3:05 PM alejandro.lozano <
alejandro.lozano at protonmail.com> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I want to host my own server on my very own PC.
>
> I tried to put my public IP and my private IP on the config file but it
> didnt work neither ways.
>
> How can I host an Icecast server that can go public around the world?
>
> I did it locally and it worked but right now I don't know what I have
to
> do. Thank you!
>
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You'll need to do a "port forward" on your router/modem from the
internet to your internal IP.





On 25 October 2020 9:05:33 AM NZDT, "alejandro.lozano"
<alejandro.lozano at protonmail.com> wrote:
>Hi!
>
>I want to host my own server on my very own PC.
>
>I tried to put my public IP and my private IP on the config file but it
>didnt work neither ways.
>
>How can I host an Icecast server that can go public around the world?
>
>I did it locally and it worked but right now I don't know what I have
>to do. Thank you!
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Alejandro,

Please don't remove the email address from the DL.

And you will need to check with your ISP if you have a public IP or if you
are nated.
If you have a public IP, you will need to create a forward rule in your
router so that incoming connections to your public IP are routed to the
internal IP of your icecast server listening on port 8000.

Cheers,
--
Kwame


On Sat, Oct 24, 2020 at 4:12 PM alejandro.lozano <
alejandro.lozano at protonmail.com> wrote:
> Thank you for your answer.
>
> Im not sure but websites say my IP is the last number on the photo, but I
> couldnt make It work. Could It be because of the Port 8000?
>
>
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