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2 years agoDynDNS. That will give you a hostname, but check if your ISP offers a static IP tbh. Client side shouldn’t matter overmuch if you’re returning requests it’s made
DynDNS. That will give you a hostname, but check if your ISP offers a static IP tbh. Client side shouldn’t matter overmuch if you’re returning requests it’s made
Just use the rdp wrapper. https://www.helpwire.app/blog/remote-desktop-for-windows-10-home/
It works, i’ve used it in professional settings no worries
Slap dos on it and go old school gaming
Got an e sata port?
The only acessible element is the webserver. Fileserver, home automation, octopi, proxmox, media, etc etc are all isolate.