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My problem isn't speed (300 down, 20 up). It's ipv6 (only). Can't reach my services from the go, because no network, anywhere, runs ipv6. None of my two mobile
by darklajid 11y ago
My problem isn't speed (300 down, 20 up). It's ipv6 (only). Can't reach my services from the go, because no network, anywhere, runs ipv6.
None of my two mobile carriers. Not my employer's corporate network. No network at any of my friends. And I've yet to see a public hotspot that isn't ipv4 only. Everything ipv6 is dark when I leave the house.
So.. different cause, same problem. Hosting at home is a non-starter.
- db48x 11y agoConsider using a VPN. Great for privacy on untrustworthy networks, and if you run it on your "own" vps you can add things like IPv6
- darklajid 11y agoI don't understand the idea. You want me VPN into a VPS somewhere which is on ipv4 and ipv6? But .. if I have such a VPS, why would I want to host services at home (vs. on this VPS) in the first place? I agree that a VPN is helpful, a good idea. But unfortunately it doesn't solve my problem in a meaningful way: Running services behind my otherwise decent/fast enough home connection.
- db48x 11y agoThe run the VPN server on your home network as well. I was merely generalizing away from a completely managed VPN service where you don't get to decide what software is used, which features are enabled, or how the routing is done.