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Greetings,

my current ISP refuses to provide me a static IP and they also blocks incoming connection to my ipv6 so I can't host services on just ipv6 too. I will be changing my ISP when the plan expires.

without public IP I can host my own IRC bouncer but I would like to know what else can I self host? Thanks in advance!

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[–] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Should check which ports.

Mine blocks 80 inbound and 25 outbound, but everything else I've tried works. (so no default http, and no outbound email)

I only really want 443 for simplicity, everything else can be random ports.