Is it a setting to alter the server to be accessed from the web and not?
I can access my NS7 from local network but not from the web.
You want to access from outside the local network?
That is correct!
I have a fixed IP and the router DMZ is set to 192.168.1.100 (where the NS7 is listening)
you have a modem/router? your NS ip is 192.168.1.100?
I have several configurations done to my clients:
one with fixed ip: ip access directly using the fixed, with the port assigned
others with dyndns
regards
Yes a router and the NS ip is 192.168.1.100 and I can access it from local network but not from outside the router.
Ok, very easy.
You have a Dynamic DNS account? or check the router settings and redirects all between wan be directed to the NS ip and port.
That would be the same using a dynamic address in NS
It is not easy for me 
It works ok with DMZ in the router is set for 192.168.1.100 and I am using SME-server but not with the NS7.
Looks like a Firewall is stopping access from outside.
I go to sleep now!
Goodnight
I have installed NethServer release 6.8 (Final) and now I can access 6.8 from outside. But not the nethserver-7.2.1511-beta1-x86_64
As long as I can’t access 7.2 I use 6.8
Or as long I got no help to solve the problem I use 6.8
I think your problem has just been fixed:
Could you please test the fix?
Thank you.
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@Foa your problem is fixed and verified. It’s going to be released pretty soon. Thanks for reporting! 
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Just throwing my 2 Cents here, but I would not recommend allowing access to your NS Server/router without traversing a VPN or other secured tunnel. I’m sure your securing with SSL, but security vulnerabilities are found semi-regularly with SSL implementations (Drown, Heartbleed, Poodle). While a secure tunnel isn’t a guarantee it does force a double hop/check to get to your admin interface.
I will do that. But at the moment I am busy. Tell You when I do it.
Thanks for all help.
It works fine!
So now I am pleased to be able to use NS7
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