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[Discuss] one vs many static IP addresses
- Subject: [Discuss] one vs many static IP addresses
- From: kentborg at borg.org (Kent Borg)
- Date: Mon, 4 Jan 2016 09:50:17 -0500
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Recently I have been playing with programming the Raspberry Pi 2 (pretty dang powerful). And cheap, I can have more than one! Oh, but I want to be able to get to them, and what a pain in the butt to be constantly messing with port forwarding, and putting sshd on--what was that port number again? If I had enough IP addresses that I didn't need to NAT? That would be cool. -kb, the Kent who only has one external IP address.
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