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VPN Provider that support port forwarding and static IP in Singapore
Basically I want to expose some port on my local PC to be accessible from the internet.
I believe it can be done using openvpn, but I prefer other people (VPN Provider) to do the managing for me.
Also if someone has a link / tutorial / script to setup this kind of thing on a VPS, I would appreciate it.
Thanks.
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IPTables?
I'm not too sure what you're asking for. Hope this helps.
https://golb.hplar.ch/2019/01/expose-server-vpn.html
(In that article, the iptables rules he uses to forward SSH traffic can be used for any other ports you want to forward)
You mentioned that you'd like to use a provider for this and I happen to be working on a related project. PM me if you'd like to beta test.
Windscribe, Ivacy, Keepsolid VPN should all offer this. Best is to inquire with their support.
You could visit Datacentermap.com for a list of DCs in Singapore.
TL;DR I want this funcitonality
tried windscribe, they don't have any static IP on singapore.
The simplest way would be installing ZeroTier, and use iptables to route it to a specific port (or just reverse proxy via NGiNX)
Off topic question, but how much memory does that super loaded chrome use?
Hmm Have you inquired with Ivacy/Keepsolid support?
Mullvad also appears to offer this: https://mullvad.net/de/help/port-forwarding-and-mullvad/
What do you mean supper loaded?