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My fear with fixed link wireless broadband is that it won’t be “real” internet in the sense of a publically accessible IP. In the case of regular cellular serv
by Unklejoe 8y ago
My fear with fixed link wireless broadband is that it won’t be “real” internet in the sense of a publically accessible IP.
In the case of regular cellular service, is the IP publically accessible, or is it behind a NAT of some sort? I always assumed that it was behind a NAT for some reason, but I don’t know for sure.
I like to be able to host my own services for personal use.
- untog 8y agoWouldn't tunnelling of some sort be an answer here? The percentage of people who want to run their own IP-accessible services is pretty low after all. Tunneling to some kind of proxy service isn't ideal, but it would fulfill most needs.