Peanut Shell port Mapping--peanut shell +VISIUALSVN realize extranet access to SVN (i) in LAN

Recently, in the post-maintenance of a system. This is a kind of system, we take the method is, in our local area network server, there is a user server and a touch of the same database, the program is also a touch. After this modification, we copy the modified system to the user's server and republish it. A bit inconvenient, nor can the user server and our server modified synchronization.

After this problem, I was reminded that I decided to study the SVN server on the LAN to deploy to the extranet, so that the client can directly load our SVN code, directly published. The demand comes out, how to do it concretely?

There are many ways to do this, and the simplest thing is that you have an extranet server that directly deploys SVN to the outside network. However, we do not have an external network server, and can not use the intranet server to do the test, that is, I want to use this machine, directly deployed SVN external network access. That is, this machine is the server. Looking at a lot of data found, I have to have a domain name, and then the port map svn to the domain name above, so you can.

Thus, I want to get a domain name, next, I will share a domain name and port mapping software and its use. I use the software called Peanut shell, is a dynamic domain name resolution software.

First, download and install the peanut shell. (Recommended address: Http://rj.baidu.com/soft/detail/10382.html?ald)

Then, go to the Peanut Shell website, register an account, and then log in. After landing, he will give you a domain name account. As shown in the following:

Double-click the domain name you want to map, go to the peanut Shell port mapping add interface, click Open Intranet Map. Go to add map and select Current host. Application name can be filled with a good mind, intranet host is you want to be public access to the computer IP address, the intranet port is the port you want to be mapped, as follows. My intranet host is native and the port I want to be mapped is 443. Click OK to start the port mapping.

When you are sure to save, ping the newly generated domain name through a generic handler. If successful, you have completed the domain name and port mapping. If you want to know how to publish svn to the outside, see next decomposition ...

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Peanut Shell port Mapping--peanut shell +VISIUALSVN realize extranet access to SVN (i) in LAN