23.01.2016, 14:00
Hello,
10.0.0.7 is your internal network. (intranet/ISP)
192.168.x.x = router
You can install dyndns to your PC and make a website url into your server url e.g. sampserver.dyndns.net:7777 and it will update with your WAN ip on pc boot even if it changes that URL will remain constant. However i wouldn't recommend it due to security but it is an option.
Otherwise what you can do is if you have a decent router you can actually go into the settings and bind devices to SET address for example i have my NAS on .11.06 and pc on 11.02 and they will never change. If you do this with static forwarding on your ip settings you can assign a IP specifically for your router instead of what the ISP gives you by running you incoming connection in HUB mode.
But judging by what you said it could be your ISP causing some of these issues.
10.0.0.7 is your internal network. (intranet/ISP)
192.168.x.x = router
You can install dyndns to your PC and make a website url into your server url e.g. sampserver.dyndns.net:7777 and it will update with your WAN ip on pc boot even if it changes that URL will remain constant. However i wouldn't recommend it due to security but it is an option.
Otherwise what you can do is if you have a decent router you can actually go into the settings and bind devices to SET address for example i have my NAS on .11.06 and pc on 11.02 and they will never change. If you do this with static forwarding on your ip settings you can assign a IP specifically for your router instead of what the ISP gives you by running you incoming connection in HUB mode.
But judging by what you said it could be your ISP causing some of these issues.