I’m still TS10 EDC all the way. Interested to see what recommendations you get here as I may look to change soon as well.

I’ve had way too much fun with these Gollum prompts…

So I think I’m running into this problem a bit now. The reverse proxy and everything TCP and HTTPS works. The mail server I’m still trying to figure out. I’m using Wireguard to tunnel, do you know how to “bridge” that up to the VPS so that ports I need open to listen for incoming SMTP are also being listened on on the VPS?

This is the solution I went with. Had to tinker a bit with the KeepAlive settings, but otherwise smooth sailing now! Thanks!

That’s what I thought as well.

The reported issues were with Spectrum detecting the device was a router somehow and then blocking the MAC address. Which of course then I could just spoof another. Not sure how long that game of cat and mouse could last.

Sorry, “communal modem” was more of a theory to suggest the idea I could be getting unrestricted (no firewall, rules etc) internet at the wall. Plug in my router and begin port forwarding from there. Problem is, I’d still need the public IP. Wondering if it’d be worth the risk to ask Spectrum to vLAN me a public IP to the MAC of my router or if that’d tip them off to my intentions. Not a physical device I’d have access to.

Thanks, I’ll cross post there as well!

Ok this is good to hear! I just haven’t played around with anything like that yet. I guess all I really need are ports 80, 443, 587, 25, and whatever IMAP is. But I’d have to do this ON my router I think, so that all traffic goes through this VPS. Not yet sure how to do that. I’ve got an Edgerouter.

I agree. Whether my stack works fully or not, I plan to use it.

Ok this is awesome. Thanks for posting this. Didn’t know this existed. It will now become my new favorite thing.

Is this your primary base out in the plains? Looks nice!

I clip it up out of the way when I’m not using it. Usually I try to sink the hang points about 1ft from the ceiling. Trying to put most of the force down on the wall as opposed to pulling outwards. Gives a good, slack hang.