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I've been looking a lot into self-hosting recently. In my area, it seems that no LTE ISP will give you an suitable connection: they're all either behind a NAT,
by WhyNotHugo 4y ago
I've been looking a lot into self-hosting recently. In my area, it seems that no LTE ISP will give you an suitable connection: they're all either behind a NAT, or behind a heavy firewall.
Now sure, I can rent a VPS to forward traffic to my device via a VPN. But that's not really self-hosted any more.
It seems a decentralised internet is becoming harder and harder with each passing day -- hosting stuff on an rpi at home is no longer possible.
- destroy-2A 4y agoI don’t think any LTE will give you a public routable address directly (unless you specifically request and pay a boatload for it) you will almost always be behind a CGN https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6598 https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6598
- WhyNotHugo 4y agoIPv6 traffic is also heavily firewalled too (for the few providers that even have it).