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It's the latter, you peer with Hoppy, and then connections to your assigned public IP simply use Hoppy as a "hop" before arriving to you.
by rubatuga 6y ago
It's the latter, you peer with Hoppy, and then connections to your assigned public IP simply use Hoppy as a "hop" before arriving to you.
- OJFord 6y agoOh, I'm less keen on that. Doesn't it defeat the point of a secure tunnel if you give away a maintenance shaft in the middle?
- BenjiWiebe 6y agoCorrect. But what this does give you is a static publicly routable IPv4 address.