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With the rising VPS costs I'm starting to wonder if it's better to move my VPS in-house(:D). Electricity-wise I might be break-even but I wonder if the bandwidt
by gessha 2y ago
With the rising VPS costs I'm starting to wonder if it's better to move my VPS in-house(:D). Electricity-wise I might be break-even but I wonder if the bandwidth I get from my ISP will be the same, not that my services are high-traffic anyway.
- harrison_clarke 2y agothe main issue you'd run into is probably your ISP's NAT you generally need a stable IP, and a firewall that'll let people initiate connections from outside your house
- bigstrat2003 2y agoI find that most ISPs provide that. Generally you have a stable (though not permanently so) IP through DHCP, and most ISPs aren't doing CGNAT.