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> And usually with a residential account you don't get a static IP as an option, but if you're lucky you can pay extra for one. I use a VPS as a proxy. SSH wit
by rovr138 8y ago
> And usually with a residential account you don't get a static IP as an option, but if you're lucky you can pay extra for one.
I use a VPS as a proxy. SSH with AutoSSH. I use a VPS ($15/yr), map the ports from the VPS to the server at home.
For example, when you hit 80/443 on the VPS, it's routed to a reverse proxy in the apartment, then to the correct service.
Not a bad setup.