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   - home
   - port forward
+  - hairpin
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 # Installing Saltbox on a home server
@@ -20,7 +21,7 @@ Prerequisites:
 
 - [Router supports port forwarding and hairpin NAT (or NAT loopback)](#router)
    Saltbox assumes that you are accessing apps via subdomains like “radarr.mydomain.com” rather than ip and port like 192.168.1.25:7878.
-   Without “hairpin NAT”, a request to “radarr.mydomain.com” from inside the network will not find its way to the proxy which does that routing.
+   Without “hairpin NAT”, a request to “radarr.mydomain.com” from inside the network will not find its way to the proxy which does that routing. [You can configure intertnal DNS in various ways to get around this, but this article is assumign the simplest path.]
 
 NOTE: None of this initial setup is Saltbox-specific. If you want to run a server on a machine behind your router and connect to it using a domain name, whether Saltbox sets it up or something else, you’ll need to do these very same things.
 
@@ -114,7 +115,7 @@ Ports used by the stock saltbox apps can be found [here](../../ports.md).
 At this point, you should be able to SSH to that machine using your domain.
 
 ```shell
-ssh YOU@YOUR_DOMAIN -p 2207
+ssh YOU@YOUR_DOMAIN -p 3526
 ```
 
 That should work just like: