I guess it depends on your config, network topology etc. But for a normal setup without double NAT etc, it mostly auto configures if you have NAT-PMP/uPNP enabled.
I meant double NATs on your side. For example my ISP Spectra, gives a NAT'd private IP address, but they do support NAT-PMP or some other mechanism to enable port-forwards even when there is a NAT involved on the ISP side (only for non-common ports and/or those above 10k or so, but that's enough for me)
Public IP --> Internal ISP WAN IP --> Internal customer device
The public IP --> Internal ISP WAN IP port forwards happen transparently, I don't know how Spectra does it, but it just happens automatically.
You need to install Samba and configure it on Ubuntu so that you can access the share over CIFS/SMB. I suppose you are referring to accessing it over the network.
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