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Surpised he does not have a step for a assigning a permanent address for the local network. He mentions it but skips it like it's not needed. a lot of routers l
by InMice 2y ago
Surpised he does not have a step for a assigning a permanent address for the local network. He mentions it but skips it like it's not needed. a lot of routers like those from att do not allow port forwarding to addresses that have finite lease times.
- mirawelner 2y agoI didn't know that was a thing you could do! I appreciate the comment and I have added creating a permanent address for the local network in the post and given you credit. I give your HackerNews username credit please let me know if you want your actual name listed. Also I can tell this post was a good post because people are using he/him pronouns for me in the comments lol. What a world we live in :)
- InMice 2y agoThanks for replying no credit needed but I do not object LOL. It's a good walk through that you wrote. I have quite a few generations of Pis including the original. They're great for so many things. And they're so reliable I think in part because the community around software/hardware relationship feels so strong and robust.