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If wondering the program that I was able to get working correctly (but still need to get the static ip) was a program called "No-IP" Regards

Hi, @Frank1940 I tried Tailscale first. I wasnt able to get it working; installed and configured yes but not working. Furthermore if anyone is wondering, I plan to run the website hosting software (I currently use Plesk; which is considered pretty secure as it comes from the same people that make cpanel) self contained in a docker container. Wouldnt that negate the "Unraid isnt recommended for Hosting a website" issue? I plan to install Ubuntu in a container then install Plesk on top of it as its designed to be. Also even if I dont host a website with Unraid wouldnt I need to open the server to outside access/traffic to be able to access my server remotely? Whether its by FTP or if I wanted to watch a movie from my server while on the road I would need my server to be remotely accessible. I am completely new to Unraid, have the server setup locally secured and loaded with my files. Everything seems to be working great but now I wonder how to access it remotely which is why I am here. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Regards

Hello, I have Comcast Home (dynamic ip not static) and I have messed with Tailscale and another app that is suppose to allow Me to access my server remotely outside my home network. I cant get that to work. Is this possible without a static ip? Can I set one that would allow Me to host a website, access my server remotely or something similar like hosting my own wiki that can be accessed online/remotely? I own domain names so I could point one to my server if I could get a static ip but that seems not possible with Comcast without a business plan. What are my options? Regards