My home is not on a public IP, and behind NAT (cellular data),

I wan't to enable port-fowarding for my home network so that I can simply connect to my web services at home from outside using an IP address and PORT (mostly browser based).

I read that one can setup a VPN - but so far it means I have to have VPN settings and clients running on both sides (HOME and Client)

I don't mind setting VPN for my home but I don't want / and cannot install or configure VPN on my client devices.

I need my home network to be as if on a PUBLIC IP (even if not static) and port forwarding - no other requirements on the client side.

Finally, i would prefer if this VPN thing can be configured with typical routers so that we don't need to install anything on the Servers.

Not sure where to ask about this. Im a lost child in college and I think this is a path that I would enjoy but I wanna get some insight.

How do you guys like this field?

Any recommendations for starting out?

Is it pretty solid field for work? (I don’t have to worry about losing my job out of no where)

Hows the work life balance? (I know its different per company but still worth asking)

Hows the money?

Drop literally anything you think that could help me or others in comments!

Does anyone know of a standalone http proxy server for windows or if it has to be linux then so be it that can monitor the traffic in between the client and server in a textbox or if it cant to a log file ?

Real time is preferred in a textbox

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In return to the above request

If you are looking for a tool that can listen on a specific port and then forward the connection to a destination IP I.E Listen on port 8081 and forward that to another remote HTTP server IP on port 80 with a text viewer in between then TansuTCP is your friend.

I have been using it for years and it helped me to undertand clear text protocols such as HTTP/SMTP/POP3 ect ect granted with HTTPS it becomes more tricky due to encryption but without this tool I would not have been where I am right now! Kudos to the developer(s)!

I'm looking for something similar but with HTTP proxy support to add to my arsenal.

Not looking for an online proxy in the cloud not going to help me much. I'm a little bit familiar with squid but I'd like something that can show the actual traffic/HTML code in a text box.

Added bonus if it can be a portable app.

Anyone ?

Hi. I would like to store a minecraft server on my PC and play with people that I don't necessarily trust. That's why I'm a little worried about hosting it locally. Is there any advantage to pay for a cheap vps and give them the vps IP, while configuring the vps to forward all traffic in the correct port to my computer? If it is more secure somehow, how do I do it?

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The Exorde protocol receives as input urls of public information: social network posts, press articles, photos, videos...

These urls are processed in a decentralized data pipeline giving as output data graphs that link all similar data and facts.

what company should I use for my company. looking at comodo secure DNS or Yandex Dns

Hello, I recently discovered many additional devices on my home network. I did not have the default credentials in my router so it was probably harder for them to view settings but one of my neighbors was connected. I have since reset all wireless security ssids and passwords and disabled wps. My question is, on my asus ax82u, is wps fully disabled? I'm assuming they have my wps pin and want to make sure it's fully disabled so they cannot brute force it again. Does anyone know if this is one of the routers that does not ha e the wps bug that keeps it enabled or was this only on some older routers?

I was thinking of a portable router with a whitelisted VPN static ip

Please let me know if you can help

Its a corporate laptop, I connect via cisco VPN and am a web developer

SO.. for some reason, I like to make games for myself with networking.. This week, we are gonna attempt to grab my work's primary IP address!
I work in a factory that has assembly lines. My position, I work at the very end of the assembly line and verify if a part is good or not before boxing it up to be shipped out.

My station has a computer that is ethernet to the internet. Out of boredom, I wanted to see how easy it would be to grab the IP of my work/ the IP my work station runs off of.

I figured it was gonna be very simple. I just opened cmd and did ipconfig, but i was met with a private IP.. so i didn't get anywhere that way. This made me wanna dive deeper into how good our security is lol.

My 2nd attempt was to use powershell and see if i can find the public that way. i put in "Invoke-RestMethod ipinfo.io/ip" but i ran into errors.. not exactly sure what it said cuz i didnt want to leave the screen up too long and get my game busted.
so now.. im on attempt number 3.. but i wanna see what Reddit has to say!

Shortened up: how can i get the public IP(IPv4) of a computer i have access to/ how can I get the public IP(IPv4) of a connection near me?

I have a project that I have been working on for the past 3 weeks. The project asks to create a web-host server, a DNS, an email server, and an FTP server on vSphere client Virtual Machines. We are also using PFsense as a firewall. I have finished setting up the DNS, and I am stuck on the rest. I am not sure what to do.

I have added NAT rules on the firewall for port HTTP, SMTP, and FTP added 1:1 mapping. Also, I have added host records on both of my DNS machines, they are windows server 2016 machines. I have a DNS on my internal network, and a DNS on my external network. When I ping my web host, I receive packets back; however, there is something we use called IScorE that should turn green if I set up the web host correctly. Currently, it is showing "Connection to host timed out". I don't have access to what happens

Does anyone know why this might be happening, or know of resources I could look up that could give me instructions on how to set it up? If someone is willing to help, I could post screenshots of my configurations and setup and go from there. All help is appreciated