alt Hacker NewsYou need a static IP address for this to work is the downside, and depending on where you live and who your provider it it can be difficult and/or expensive.
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tancop • last Saturday at 11:38 PM
you can go ipv6 only, any good isp will give you a static /56 for free. practically none of your users have ipv4 only devices when every major os has been dual stack by default for like 15 years. if your isp cant give you one its time to switch as soon as you can.
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You can programmatically update DNS whenever your dynamic IP changes. One issue though is that some residential ISPs prohibit webhosting in their terms.