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Curious: how does this handle NAT (for example, being installed behind multiple routers)? I have my home server connected to a Linksys router that connects to t
by fomojola 9y ago
Curious: how does this handle NAT (for example, being installed behind multiple routers)? I have my home server connected to a Linksys router that connects to the cable modem: if I installed it on that server how would I connect to it from my phone when I'm not at home?
- mStreamTeam 9y agoYou'll have to setup port forwarding. This can be done by logging into your router. If you don't have access to your router, you can try mStream's auto port forwarding feature. It will use uPNP to try to automatically configure port forwarding
- fomojola 9y agoAh, I see. Would I also need a dynamic DNS entry (or a static IP address from my ISP)?
- mStreamTeam 9y agoYea, either one of those solutions would work just fine
- tracker1 9y agoJust throwing this in, as I thought it was pretty cool.. If you use google domains, you can update via dyndns request. I haven't tried it yet, but there doesn't seem to be a charge, and would probably be easy enough to setup a cron job.