"Now you can give 1 of the above links to anyone to access on the internet" -- this is against most service providers' terms of service today. Nevertheless the following has been around for 15+ years: dyn.com/remote-access/
It means if your internet service provide finds out they can terminate your service. And yeah you probably have to register, but why would that be a deal-breaker?
Guess I'm just trying to let your readers know a) the potential drawbacks of doing this in general, and b) an alternative, especially since somebody tried your method and it didn't succeed at first. I used to like running servers from my home so I'm interested in general but haven't done so in 15 years or so. Thanks for the article and good luck.
@dexygen
it is not my readers only they are reading your comments as well 😜
I just had this post in my mind and had to let it free. I belive I gave plenty of alternatives (without actual example thought). I am aware that no solution is perfect and therefore all criticism is well received and in good faith.
I am always greatful of insightful comments like yours so please keep it up.
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"Now you can give 1 of the above links to anyone to access on the internet" -- this is against most service providers' terms of service today. Nevertheless the following has been around for 15+ years: dyn.com/remote-access/
@dexygen "this is against most service providers" not sure what this means, care to explain ?
dyn.com/remote-access/ sure is an alternative but you do need register before using or not ?
It means if your internet service provide finds out they can terminate your service. And yeah you probably have to register, but why would that be a deal-breaker?
@dexygen it is not a deal breaker per se but why register for a simple use case like mine
thanks for the constructive comments so far.
Guess I'm just trying to let your readers know a) the potential drawbacks of doing this in general, and b) an alternative, especially since somebody tried your method and it didn't succeed at first. I used to like running servers from my home so I'm interested in general but haven't done so in 15 years or so. Thanks for the article and good luck.
@dexygen it is not my readers only they are reading your comments as well 😜
I just had this post in my mind and had to let it free. I belive I gave plenty of alternatives (without actual example thought). I am aware that no solution is perfect and therefore all criticism is well received and in good faith.
I am always greatful of insightful comments like yours so please keep it up.