Yes, but it isn't pretty. A static IP is, of course, preferred to using a dynamic address. On the name servers, you repoint your web address to your home IP.

Yes, but it isn't pretty. A static IP is, of course, preferred to using a dynamic address. On the name servers, you repoint your web address to your home IP. The DSL "modem" is plugged into my router which I have allowed outside access to port 80 only to a specific IP on my home network. Unrelated?: As a hobby, I also like designing my own http server software for specific purposes. :)