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If your main usecase is accessing Home Assistant or exposing a few HTTP endpoints from your home network, you're maybe stuck under several NATs and you don't mi
by Toutouxc 3y ago
If your main usecase is accessing Home Assistant or exposing a few HTTP endpoints from your home network, you're maybe stuck under several NATs and you don't mind Cloudflare, then I can't not recommend Cloudflare Tunnel. You just run their app on your home server, set up forwarding as if you were setting up nginx or something, click a few buttons in their GUI and your home stuff is online, on HTTPS, with DDoS protection and a nice dashboard. And you'll likely easily fit into the free tier.
- beardog 3y agoIf you have the same usecase but DO mind Cloudflare, you can rent a cheap server and use SSH reverse TCP tunneling (ssh -R 8080:localhost:80 proxy@example.com)
- nirav72 3y agoDo you have any security cameras configured in Home assistant showing a live feed? Reason I'm asking - it seems that CF has some clauses in their TOS that forbids anything but static content. So audio/video stream is a no-no. I'm also using CF tunnel. Just not for home assistant because of their restrictions. For HASS, I go through tailscale.