Post #1579700
2026-04-23 12:56 UTC
Has anyone ever used IPv6.rs here? And if so, what is your experience?
Less than $5 a month for essentially a public IP with some kind of ngrok/proxy from your host out? Seems like an easy way to self-host and not need to port forward or open up anything on my home network.
#askfedi #selfhosted #ipv6
Replies (3)
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@dlakelan@mastodon.sdf.org 2026-04-23 13:19
@kemotep Do you not have ipv6 on your ISP service? i do so it doesn't seem particularly useful to me, but if you dont then I guess it sets up a tunnel? i guess thats OK.
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@ralen@social.ralen.top 2026-04-23 14:48
@kemotep you can rent a vps for this price and set up vpn with reverse proxy - and you get your public IPs (v4 and v6) you can use to access your services hosted on devices in your home network
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@davebooi@ieji.de 2026-04-23 18:33
@kemotep haven't used it, and honestly looks a bit fishy. the pricing is okay though. You should consider looking into netbird and tailscale. I've had great success with exposing some services to the web via netbird. Their latest update makes it easy to use CrowdSec to further increase security.