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I suppose also no public IP on your home connection? Because since my new provider only provides cg-nat, I've been using a cheap server, but actually having th
by cenamus 2y ago
I suppose also no public IP on your home connection?
Because since my new provider only provides cg-nat, I've been using a cheap server, but actually having the server at home would be nice.
- fm2606 2y agoCorrect, there is no public IP address exposed to my home. Right now my "servers" are Dell micro i5s. I've have used RPI 3 and 4 in the past. My initial foray into self-hosting were actual servers. Too hot, too noisy and too expensive to run continuously for my needs, but I did learn a lot. I still do even with the micros and pis.
- cenamus 2y agoWhat do you use for your remote server? Because even a VPS seems kinda overkill, if all it's doing is some redirecting. I guess you could do TLS termination there aswell...