My ISP doesn’t give a Public IP and let me open ports without paying a extra fee, which I cannot afford rn.
I host all my services on a old PC, Anyways that i can access my services beyond my LAN?
One thing I’m wondering about tailscale or zerotier or setting up a VPN on a VPS - how would that affect me using a 3rd party VPN client (e.g. Proton, Mullvad etc) on my PC and/or phone?
To connect to a locally hosted service using one of those options, would I have to first disconnect from the 3rd party client?
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One thing I’m wondering about tailscale or zerotier or setting up a VPN on a VPS - how would that affect me using a 3rd party VPN client (e.g. Proton, Mullvad etc) on my PC and/or phone?
To connect to a locally hosted service using one of those options, would I have to first disconnect from the 3rd party client?
Probably depends on how the OS handles multiple VPN connections. Technically I see no reason why you can’t have multiple VPNs active at once.