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You can bind ports 1024-65535, and if you're in a home setting, you can just configure the port forwarding/DNAT settings on your home router to forward external
by Denatonium 2mo ago
You can bind ports 1024-65535, and if you're in a home setting, you can just configure the port forwarding/DNAT settings on your home router to forward external ports 80/443 to whatever ports you're using internally.
Containers are nice, but they're not strictly necessary. On Google Pixel 6 and newer phones, you can take it a step further and root your phone and run a KVM-accellerated arm64 Linux virtual machine on your phone. There's a port of Limbo PC emulator that includes support for the KVM accelleration, and it works quite well! It even allows you to pass through USB devices to the guest.
- alightsoul 2mo agoSo I would need to buy a new separate router and connect it to my ISP's router.
- Denatonium 2mo agoDoes your ISP router not allow you forward a port to a different port? I just assumed that was just a basic feature that any router would have. If the ISP router is that bad, it's definitely time to replace the ISP router or put in into bridge mode.