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Don't you need TLS certs for that? Isn't that a pain to do on a home intranrt that you don't want accessible from the external internet?
by jmprspret 4y ago
Don't you need TLS certs for that? Isn't that a pain to do on a home intranrt that you don't want accessible from the external internet?
- jeroenhd 4y agoDepends on your setup. You can tunnel your DNS through a Wireguard link to some cloud server if you want or you can use something like ngrok to expose the port publicly. Every hop adds latency, though, so I'd recommend using as direct a connection as you can get. DNS latency can make your internet experience a real pain!