Aakar wrote
What its not allowing me to do is connect with say my outside IP address if im behind the network. So if my IP is 24.* to the world and I try using that to connect to my webserver from behind the network it wont let me, instead I have to use the 192* private ip of the webserver to connect to it. But outside the network the 24* ip works fine, any chance to by pass that and actually allow the people behind the network to connect to the site using 24*?
What you describe is the case when you operate behind a router which does NAT (network address translation). You should refer to the router's documentation to see if what you want to do is allowed.