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Relaying Traffic to Self-Host with CGNAT

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This video started as the answer to a simple question - how can I self-host a service for my friends and family, behind cgnat, without requiring them to install any apps (like tunnels)? This video turned into a bunch of different ways to proxy IPv4 to IPv6, so you can receive IPv6 traffic natively and bring in legacy traffic from a VPS which does have public IPv4.
While I’m giving you a lot of different examples and methods here, you can mix and match a lot of them to fit your needs.
May 16, 2024
networking linux
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