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# Local network access to your server
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After completing your server installation, it is possible that your domain will not be accessible through the local network. This is an issue known as [hairpinning](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hairpinning) - a feature that is not well supported by some internet routers.
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To solve this issue you can:
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- configure your router's DNS
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- or alternatively - your /etc/hosts files on your clients workstation
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### Find the local IP address of your server
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First you need to find out the local IP of your server
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- either using the tricks lister [here](finding_the_local_ip)
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- or if in the webadmin, in the Diagnosis section, under Internet Connectivity, IPv4, click on 'Details' and you should find an entry for 'Local IP'
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- or using the command line on the server : `hostname -I`
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## Configure DNS on your Internet router
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The goal here is to create a network wide redirection handled by your router. The idea is to create a DNS redirection to your server's IP. You should access your router's configuration and look for DNS configuration, then add a redirection to your server's IP (e.g. redirect `yunohost.local` to `192.168.1.21`).
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### SFR Box
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If you haven't found your server private IP, you may find it using the SFR box admin panel:
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Go to Network tab > General
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<img src="/images/ip_serveur.png" width=800>
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#### Configure SFR box's DNS
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Go to Network tab > DNS and add your domain name to the box's DNS.
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<img src="/images/dns_9box.png" width=800>
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## Configure [hosts](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Host_%28Unix%29) file on client workstation
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Modifying hosts file should be done only if you cannot alter your box's DNS or router, because hosts file will only impact the workstation where the file was modified.
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- Windows hosts file is located at:
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`%SystemRoot%\system32\drivers\etc\`
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> You MUST activate hidden and system file display to see the hosts file.
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- UNIX systems (GNU/Linux, macOS) hosts file is located at:
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`/etc/hosts`
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> You MUST have root privileges to modify the file.
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Add a line at the end of the file containing your server private IP followed by a space and your domain name
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```bash
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192.168.1.62 domain.tld
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```
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