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Only if your router supports it. Many ISPs provide locked down routers with no access to hosts, no ability to change DNS servers, etc.
by edent 11y ago
Only if your router supports it. Many ISPs provide locked down routers with no access to hosts, no ability to change DNS servers, etc.
- gravypod 11y agoI'd just get a new router or DD-WRT. If you are spending all of the money on a Raspberry Pi and all equipment you should probably get a router that is free*. Hell, add a wifi dongle, and now you have a kindof-good router.