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3 important questions: 1) My university blocks LogMeInHamachi which is the main tool i've tried to get around hosting behind a NAT. Will this likely be blocked
by stevemk14ebr 9y ago
3 important questions:
1) My university blocks LogMeInHamachi which is the main tool i've tried to get around hosting behind a NAT. Will this likely be blocked too, or is it not possible to tell without trying
2) Is there any costs associated with this. Do i ever need to pay
3) Does the person connecting to my server also require a special client or does this appear to them as any standard connection would.
- l2dy 9y ago> 2) Is there any costs associated with this. Do i ever need to pay See https://ngrok.com/product#pricing https://ngrok.com/product#pricing.
- stevemk14ebr 9y agoslightly less excited now :(
- henrikschroder 9y agoI'd rather pay a very small amount for something that does exactly what it says on the tin, every time, than some sketchy app that maybe works, or monetizes in weird ways by selling me or my traffic or whatever. It's a professional tool with real use. That's worth money.
- an_account 9y agoDid the free option go away? (On my phone now so I can't try it out.)
- stpe 9y agoFree option is still there (listed below the plans).
- brianshaler 9y agoBelow the paid options: Free Plan For quick demos and other simple tunneling needs. * HTTP/TCP tunnels on random URLs/ports * 1 online ngrok process * 4 tunnels per ngrok process * 40 connections / minute
- an_account 9y agoAh, thanks! I didn't scroll down on my phone all the way since the plans were just getting more expensive. It's obvious now that I'm on a desktop.
- tmd83 9y agoIt seems the answer was there in the site and you guys answered between me thinking about it and posting the question. Should have refreshed before submitting my question :).
- inconshreveable 9y ago1) it depends on the network. the best way is simply to try it 2) yes 3) nope, they can use whatever standard tooling you already use