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I just have port forwarding on my modem. Changed my aname record on my dns to point to my public IP of my modem. Technically I don't have a static address but u
by ivolimmen 7y ago
I just have port forwarding on my modem. Changed my aname record on my dns to point to my public IP of my modem. Technically I don't have a static address but until know (3 years?) I never needed to update it. Got my pine64 running an nginx with my java application behind it. Using let's encrypt for SSL certificates.
- kingosticks 7y agoSadly not possible for those of us poor souls stuck behind carrier-grade NAT. I do have an ipv6 range, but of course, there's no ipv6 connectivity from my workplace! And that's often where I want access from.