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Another major problem is the agreement you sign with your ISP that says you won't host a server on your home internet account.
by stronglikedan 7y ago
Another major problem is the agreement you sign with your ISP that says you won't host a server on your home internet account.
- Lunatic666 7y agoAre you living in the US? I live in Singapore and my ISP encourages me to host my own stuff. With a static IP and 1GBit/500MBit there's enough bandwidth available.
- stronglikedan 7y agoYes. You can get all that when you sign up for a business account here, but usually not on residential accounts.
- mxuribe 7y agoIn the U.S. unfortunately the vast majority of ISPs make hosting your own services a direct violation of their terms of service. And worse yet, the U.S. - at least in many, many of its regions - lacks competition to jump to any ISP who would allow "at home" services. It really sucks here in the U.S. - at least for this kind of stuff.