Cannot Open Ports
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You shouldn't have to use ddns, if Elon did things right. Normally, you'd have a consistent prefix. I've had mine for over 5 years and that's even with my cable modem and the computer I run pfSense on being replaced. I just use an ordinary external DNS server.
Most devices support IPv6 now and operating systems have for many years. Windows has had it since XP SP3. While the basic principles remain the same, some things are different, including gazillions of addresses on your LAN. A single /64 prefix contains 18.4 billion, billion addresses and you have 256 of them! If you want more fun, you can enable Unique Local Addresses, which is somewhat like RFC1918 addresses on IPv4, but you can have them and global addresses at the same time.
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@kilasin said in Cannot Open Ports:
i live in the woods pretty much so no other choice with Starlink
They got you covered
.... and use the same approach as many ISP did in the past.
You want a WAN IP that you can reach from the Internet, so you can NAT addresses and ports.
As IPv4 is a very expensive resource these days, your wallet will be the solution.Look here :
A little bit lower on the page I saw :
So ... go "Business" would be a solution....
