Probably. OP is probably at long distance and 80mb (of actual throughput) is probably being optimistic.
djgizmo
joined 2 years ago
If you’re out in an area with no cable / fiber connection, you are at the mercy of your WISP infrastructure. Period. Their node (tower radio) is probably a few miles away and there’s only so much one can do.
LTE / 5G might be an option, but is likely slower and worse latency.
Either a) contract fiber to your place for $50k-$100k B) live with what you have C) move.
Vaultwarden. Been using it self hosted for 3 years.
Ilulz. Automated scans cost nothing in resources. That would not find a host IP, it’d find the public Ip and open port.
Nothing will stop a general scan from happening. Especially if it’s a slow scan.
Scans won’t trigger dos/ddos alerts.
The only thing a CF tunnel does is protect your home IP. Doesn’t protect the app or server you’re exposing.
Not so much will someone be assed about it, it’s whether a script will pick you up your server. There’s a ton of aggregation search engines that scan most IPv4 addresses and list them on what ports are open etc. such as Shodan.io
Like I said, safeish.
Meh. Safeish. Until one of your servers has a zero day.
I5 4690 idle, with all drives spinning (no read/write) at 60-70watts constant. Maybe a little less. I have a i7 4770s and it’s around 75watts idle with 8 drives, half spun down most of the time. Which is roughly 54 kWH.