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I assume you're paying for a static IP from your ISP, or is there some other way you're routing traffic to the server?
by mbgerring 6y ago
I assume you're paying for a static IP from your ISP, or is there some other way you're routing traffic to the server?
- louwrentius 6y agoBoth is true. My home connection has a static IP. But I'm using my old VPS with HAproxy (see my article) to either direct traffic to my solarPi or to my VPS if the Pi is down. So in some way you could see that as 'cheating' but I discuss that in the blog.
- NorwegianDude 6y agoEven without a static IP, it usually won't change that often. If it does change, then you can always update your DNS with the new IP automatically.
- miteyironpaw 6y agoQuite often ISPs chuck you behind a NAT now which makes things harder.
- jxcl 6y agoI have never encountered this! I’m in the USA. Which ISPs?