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To be honest, you're not providing quite enough information. The important thing here is whether the external IP addresses are doing incoming NAT for a web server that exists on the private network or if the web server is actually on the machine that has those external IP addresses.


The web server is actually on the machine that has those external IP addresses, and normally responds to requests from any addresses.

This is different from how "the masses" do it, because "the masses" would be using a little internet gateway/router to do it all, and they would have no choice but to DNAT their servers. Here, we have a full fledged Linux box, so it can self-host whatever.

Thanks Bitt!