Configure Sharepoint access from External network

Step 1. From Central Administration, select "Configure alternative access mapping".
Step 2. Select URL to be edited and click "Edit Public URLs".
Step 3. Enter desired IP or URL shown below.
Step 4. Enter desired IP or URL shown below.

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