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Dedicated public IPv4/IPv6 address routed to your self-hosted server over an encrypted tunnel. Works behind CGNAT, dynamic IPs, and restrictive ISPs. 1:1 NAT means any TCP/UDP port is reachable with no SSL termination at the provider.

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| Website | codegres.org | getpublicip.com |
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| Company | — | 2024 |
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GetPublicIP delivers a dedicated public IPv4 and IPv6 address to a self-hosted server over an encrypted tunnel. You can host any online service from your home or office, over coming carrier grade NAT (CGNAT) and ISP limitations. Encryption terminates onsite, not in the cloud so you have true end...
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We do not decrypt your traffic, you manage your own TLS/SSL certificates and you decrypt your own traffic. More flexibility to host any services, we route TCP and UDP port traffic from your public IP and deliver it to your server.
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