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ask your isp for a static ip address, attach a rasperry pi to your home network, forward port 80 and, if you're fancy, port 443 to the IP of said raspberry pi.
by dusted 6y ago
ask your isp for a static ip address, attach a rasperry pi to your home network, forward port 80 and, if you're fancy, port 443 to the IP of said raspberry pi. Install a webserver (like lighttpd) buy a domain name with DNS hosting, add an A record for your domain to point to previously mentioned static IP.
Was next to free in 1999, still is.
- burundi_coffee 6y agoIn my country ISPs only give static IPs to business customers. Plans for business customers are 5-10 times more expensive than regular plans.
- dusted 6y agothats insane, i pay an additional fee of about $5 for it