IP address "issue"

(Before I start my question, I'd like ya'll to know that I've hosted websites before, and that I know the difference between a public and private IP address....lol....just wanted to make that statement.)

Anyhow, I am running 4 domains on a computer that I had working at home. I just moved it to work (had gotten permission from network administrator, and I owne the office so...), anyhow, I had Dynamic IP before at home, but since I changed to the office I have static IP, so I can once again run DNS on my own machine (like I once did). At home, people could access my public IP address without a problem. Now that I transferred here, I cannot access my public IP as well as anyone else out there. I know for fact it is public IP, and not a private IP because it is a 64....range. Below is the IP for reference:

http://64.207.7.224/

I determined this was my IP address by using "WhatsmyIP" as a google search and found it the same on a few sites with an IP determining search.

I also tried pinging my domain, as I said, it currently is on another DNS server, and it gave me the IP: 64.207.7.224...

So, I cannot access my IP from home or here, and when I ping the domain it is showing that the domain does have the 64.207.7.224 address (which I suppose is through my DNS server). I have one of those stupid IP updating clients, so that is also how I know that my IP is 64.207.7.224 (public).

My Router IP is 64.207.7.224 (public) , and it says my machine IP is 10.0.1.80.

Anyhow, I thought that you could help me out, and look forward to hearing from you.

Nick

Oh, as an addition...I couldn't find an "edit" button on this forum, and I am not sure if the script of this forum allows editing, or if it was disabled to lighten the MySQL database load, or whatever....anyhow.

I also tried pinging my public IP with command prompt, and it did find it.

Using "WhatsmyIP" -> simply returning your routers ip address.

"I had Dynamic IP before" -> now your computer has a private ip because the router is holding the 64.207.7.224 (public) ip. You will not be able to run your own dns like this.....

So you need to modify your httpd.conf file right? Is that your problem?

NameVirtualHost *
NameVirtualHost 10.0.1.80:*

<VirtualHost 10.0.1.80:*>
DocumentRoot /home/webdocsfolder/www
ServerName www.yourdomain.com
ServerAlias yourdomain.com
</VirtualHost>

I am also having problems visiting the public IP 64....., so by adding the IP address to the httpd.conf, part of Apache configuration files, how will that permit access to that IP address, or will 10.0.1.25 (it was changed), become a primary public IP. It seems every hour the router changes its IP...

(moved to networking forums)
You have to reconfigure your router to forward incoming connections to port 80 to your web server.

You can not run your own DNS server if your router's IP changes more often than once in a few weeks. ... Every hour?

M.