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41 lines
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Owner: Claudio
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# DS-Lite
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My ISP (Salt) uses DS-Lite which basically shares a few IPV4 addresses between a lot of customers and internally route traffic using IPV6 addresses. This means that I only have a static IPV6 address and nothing else.
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If you want to access your home network you will need to either use IPv6, which does not always work (old devices use IPv4) or have a port-mapping service that translates IPv4 traffic to your static IPv6 address.
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# Other Methods
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## Zerotier
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Zerotier is an amazing tool to do a peer to peer network, it will however not allow anyone to access a service.
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## VPS Forwarder
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I'm using [[nginx]] to forward ipv4 requests to my static ipv6 address of the NAS. It acts as a reverse server using different ports for different applications and I'm using A-records on my hosting provider to differentiate subdomains into different applications:
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- [photos.claudiofritsche.com](https://photos.claudiofritsche.com)
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- [drive.claudiofritsche.com](https://drive.claudiofritsche.com)
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- [kino.claudiofritsche.com](https://kino.claudiofritsche.com/)
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The nginx subsite has the following config in `sites-availble`:
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```xml
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server {
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server_name drive.claudiofritsche.com;
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location / {
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proxy_pass https://[2a04:ee41:3:c45c:211:32ff:fec0:4372]:5555;
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proxy_set_header Host $host;
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proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;
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proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
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proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme;
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}
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}
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```
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then I used certbot to add the ssl: ` sudo certbot --nginx -d drive.claudiofritsche.com`
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and finally reload the nginx service: `sudo systemctl reload nginx` |